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Song No. 22 "Some Enchanted Evening" |
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Words by Oscar Hammerstein, II |
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Music by Richard Rodgers |
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Published/1949 |
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"Some Enchanted Evening" is from the Rodgers and Hammerstein production of "South Pacific". |
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Lyrics
Some Enchanted Evening You may see a stranger You may see a stranger Across a crowded room
And somehow you know You know even then That somewhere you'll meet her/him again and again
Some Enchanted Evening Someone may be laughing You may hear her/him laughing Across a crowded room
And night after night As strange as it seems The sound of her/his laughter will sound in your dreams
Who can explain it? Who can tell you why? Fools give you reason Wise men never try
Some enchanted evening When you find your true love When you feel her/him call you Across a crowded room
Then fly to her/his side And make her/him your own Or all through your life You may dream all alone
Once you have found her/him Never let her/him go Once you have found her/him... Never let her/him go!
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