Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Medley: Smile / How Deep Is The Ocean / This Nearly Was Mine, artist - Perry Como. Song language: English
Medley: Smile / How Deep Is The Ocean / This Nearly Was Mine |
| Sing to me, Mr. C., sing to me the song that I’ve been waiting to hear, |
| just for me, Mr. C., just for me, |
| and everybody else will disappear. |
| .. |
| Smile, though your heart is aching, |
| smile, even though it’s breaking! |
| When there are clouds in the sky, |
| you’ll get by! |
| If you smile through your fear an' sorrow, |
| smile and maybe tomorrow, |
| you’ll see the sun come shining through |
| for you! |
| Light up your face with gladness, |
| hide every trace of sadness, |
| although a tear may be ever so near, |
| that’s the time you must keep on tryin', |
| smile, what’s the use of cryin'? |
| you’ll find that life is still worthwhile, |
| if you’ll just smile! |
| That’s the time you must keep on tryin', |
| smile, what’s the use of cryin'? |
| you’ll find that life is still worthwhile, |
| if you’ll just smile! |
| How much do I love you? |
| I’ll tell you no lie, |
| how deep is the ocean, |
| how high is the sky? |
| How many times a day |
| do I think of you? |
| How many roses |
| are sprinkled with dew? |
| How far would I travel |
| to be where you are? |
| How far is the journey |
| from here to a star? |
| And if I ever lost you, |
| how much would I cry? |
| How deep is the ocean, |
| how high is the sky? |
| And if I ever lost you, |
| how much would I cry? |
| How deep is the ocean, |
| how high is the sky? |
| One dream in my heart, |
| one love to be living for, |
| one love to be living for, |
| this nearly was mine! |
| One girl for my dreams, |
| one partner in paradise, |
| this promise of paradise, |
| this nearly was mine! |
| Close to my heart she came, |
| only to fly away! |
| Only to fly as day |
| flies from moonlight! |
| Now, now I’m alone |
| still dreaming of paradise, |
| still sayin' that paradise |
| once nearly was mine! |
| Only to fly as day |
| flies from moonlight! |
| Now, now I’m alone |
| still dreaming of paradise, |
| still sayin' that paradise |
| once nearly was mine! |
| You are never far away from me, |
| When we part I hold your memories |
| When day has flown. |
| .. |
| And through the lonely night, |
| I’m not alone! |
| Music by Charles Chaplin |
| and lyrics by John Turner and Geoffrey Parsons, 1954 |
| Words and Music by Irving Berlin, 1932 |
| Music by Richard Rodgers |
| with lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II |
| Music by Robert Allen |
| and lyrics by Allan Roberts |