"An Entire Conversation Using The Lyrics of Lorenz Hart As Written To The M — Page 2

#26

re: Sunday Morning

Posted: 4/17/05 at 11:43pm

"Thy words are queer, sir"

#27

re: Sunday Morning

Posted: 4/17/05 at 11:48pm

When I was mean to him,
He'd never say, "Go 'way now."
I was a queen to him...
Who's going to make me gay now?
It's only natural I'm blue.
He was too good to be true.

---

#28

"An Entire Conversation Using The Lyrics of Lorenz Hart As Written To The M

Posted: 4/17/05 at 11:49pm

"Let me gaze in the wine while it's wet.
Let's do thing that we'll live to regret.
Let me dance till the restaurant whirls
With the girls, girls, girls, girls, girls!"

#29

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943."

Posted: 4/17/05 at 11:54pm

"An Entire Conversation Using The Lyrics of Lorenz Hart As Written To The Music of Richard Rodgers from 1919 Through 1943."

#30

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 4/18/05 at 12:01am

I've got those tight shoes/"Watch you cues!"/Darn youse!/Chorus Girl Blues!

---

#31

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 4/18/05 at 12:10am

"I could be good to a lover,
But then I always discover
The bad in ev'ry man..."

#32

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 4/18/05 at 12:28am

Life is more delectable
When it's disrespectable.
Bless our mountain greenery home.

---

Updated On: 4/18/05 at 12:28 AM

#33

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 4/18/05 at 11:13am

Marry maids can sew and sleep;
wives can only sew and weep!

#34

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 4/18/05 at 11:27am

What can you do with a man?
Where is his sense of duty,
Where is his taste?
Acres and acres of beauty
Going to waste!

#35

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 4/18/05 at 11:30am

When love congeals, it soon reveals
the faint aroma of performing seals.
The double-crossing of a pair of heels.
I wish I were in love again...

---

#36

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 4/18/05 at 12:42pm

The Greeks have no word for it, they're too slow..

But the African slaves all call it "Hi-Dee-Ho"!

---

"Christ, Bette Davis?!?!"

#37

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 4/18/05 at 7:04pm

"Your sweet expression,
The smile you gave me,
They way you looked when we met--
It's easy to remember,
But so hard to forget..."

#38

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 4/19/05 at 11:51am

But don't change a hair for me. Not if you care for me.

#39

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 4/19/05 at 11:57am

I'm the dish you ought to savor,
Something warm and something new

#40

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 4/19/05 at 11:17pm

"There goes my young intended.
The thing is ended.
Regrets are vain..."

#41

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 4/24/05 at 11:23am

Sometimes I think I've found my hero
But it's a queer romance...

---

" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."

#42

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 4/24/05 at 12:02pm

And if you're good, I'll search for wood......

---

" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."

#43

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 5/1/05 at 8:38am

I love Sunday mornings because it seems to be the quietest time of the week outside when you live in a congested area. People are taking advantage of sleeping in on the weekend, especially after 'playing' on a Saturday night. It's a secret pleasure to hear the birds and watch the sunrise while the world is still asleep.

#44

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 5/1/05 at 9:12am

Looking out the window
You can see a distant steeple.
Not a sign of people.
Who needs people?

---

#45

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 5/1/05 at 9:44am

Once I was young, yesterday perhaps.
Danced with Jim and Paul, and kissed some other chaps.
Once I was young, but never was naïve
I thought I had a trick or to up my imaginary sleeve!
But now I know
I was naïve!

---

"Christ, Bette Davis?!?!"

#46

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 5/1/05 at 9:49am

Trumpets are tearing my eardrums
Customers crushing my soul

---

" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."

#47

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 5/1/05 at 11:38am

Come with me
And you won't believe a thing you see.
Where an usher puts his heart in what he ushes,
Where a fountain changes colors when it gushes,
Where the seats caress your carcass with their plushes,
At the Roxy Music Hall...

#48

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 5/8/05 at 10:10am

We'll thank the small hotel
We'll creep into our little shell
And we will thank the small hotel together

---

" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."

#49

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 5/8/05 at 10:30am

Warm like the month of May it was,
And I'll say it was grand.

#50

To The Music of Richard Rodgers From 1919 Through 1943.'

Posted: 5/8/05 at 10:47am

Here in my heart it's adorable
It's deplorable that you were never there

---

" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."