Letra

Dinna ye know, Tommy, that ye're all I'm livin' for? So how can ye go, Tommy, when I'll need ye more an' more? Tommy:(spoken) No, Fiona. You won't remember that way. And neither will I. (sung) You and the world we knew will glow, till my life is through; For you're part of me from this day on. And someday if I should love, it's you I'll be dreaming of, For you're all I'll see from this day on. These hurried hours were all the life we could share. Still, I will go with not a tear, just a prayer That when we are far apart, you'll find something from your heart Has gone! Gone with me from this day on. (spoken) You see? We mustn't be sorry about anything. I'm not. In fact, I shouldna be surprised if I'll be less lonely now than I was afore ye came. I think real loneliness is no' bein' in love in vain, but no' bein' in love at all. But it'll fade in time. No. It winna do that. (sung) Through all the years to come, an' through all the tears to come, I know I'll be yours from this day on. Brigadoon, Brigadoon... FIONA: Oh Tommy, 'tis the end of our day TOMMY: I'm sorry Fiona, to stay I had to have no fears, no doubts. Goodbye. FIONA: Goodbye Tommy, and do not forget, any day, any night, that always and always I love you, I love you, I love you.
Writer(s): Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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