Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Louisa , by - Noël Coward. Song from the album Mad Dogs & Englishmen, in the genre ДжазRelease date: 23.05.2015
Record label: Avid Entertainment
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Louisa , by - Noël Coward. Song from the album Mad Dogs & Englishmen, in the genre ДжазLouisa |
| Louisa was a movie queen |
| Before she’d achieved the age of sweet sixteen |
| Long before Cagney threw those girls about |
| Little Louisa tossed her curls about |
| Later when the talkies came |
| The whole world resounded to her fame |
| Each time she married |
| Every daily paper carried |
| Headlines blazing her name |
| Not only headlines |
| But photographs and interviews |
| Every thing she did was news that held the world in thrall |
| Some say she read lines better than Marléne could |
| No other entertainer could |
| Compete with her at all |
| But regardless of the fact |
| That she could sing and dance and act |
| And owned furniture that wasn’t «Little Rockery» |
| And regardless of her gems, which were hers not MGM’s |
| Her life was one long mockery |
| Louisa was terribly lonely |
| Sucess brought her naught but despair |
| She derived little fun |
| From the oscars she’d won |
| And none |
| From her home in Bel Aire |
| She said she was weary of living |
| On this bestial, terrestial plane |
| When friends came to visit |
| Their hands she would clutch |
| Crying, «Tell me why is it I suffer so much? |
| Oh, if only, if only, if only |
| My life wasn’t quite such a strain.» |
| And soon after that she was terribly lonely |
| All over again |
| Louisa was terribly lonely |
| Louisa was terribly sad |
| It appears that the cheers that had rung in her ears |
| For years had been driving her mad |
| She sobbed when men offered her sables |
| And moaned when they gave her champagne |
| She remarked to her groom on their honeymoon night |
| As he tenderly kissed her and switched off the light |
| «Ohhh, If only, if only, if only |
| I’d flung myself out of that plane…» |
| And the very next day she was terribly lonely |
| All over again |
| Louisa was terribly lonely |
| (The girl had no fun) |
| Louisa was tired of it all |
| (Not a call from anyone) |
| She gazed like a dazed, frustrated sphinx |
| At her hundred and eight new tated minx |
| And she wrung her hands |
| And she beat her breast |
| Crying, «My, my, my, I’m so depressed.» |
| Nobody knew the troubles she’d seen |
| Nobody knew, but you-know-who |
| The tribulations of a movie queen |
| So, farewell to lovely Louisa |
| (We'll just let life tease her.) |
| Let’s leave her searching in vain |
| (Find someone to explain.) |
| Why destiny |
| Singled her out to be |
| Only |
| Lonely |
| Over and over again |
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