by Kate & Anna Mcgarrigle on album Miscellaneous

In my sweet little Alice blue gown When I first wandered down into town I was both, proud and shy As I felt every eye and in every shop window I'd primp passing by At all manner of fashion I'd frown

by Frank Sinatra on album Miscellaneous

In her sweet little Alice blue gown When she first wandered down into town She was both proud and shy as she felt every eye And in every shop window she primp, passing by Then in manner of fashion, s

by Kate & Anna McGarrigle on album Kate & Anna McGarrigle (US Release)

by Kate & Anna McGarrigle on album Kate & Anna McGarrigle

by Kate & Anna McGarrigle on album Kate & Anna McGarrigle

by Kate & Anna McGarrigle on album Kate & Anna McGarrigle

by Kate & Anna McGarrigle on album Kate & Anna McGarrigle

by Jackie Gleason on album Night Winds

I once had a gown, it was almost new Oh, the daintiest thing, it was sweet Alice blue With little forget-me-nots placed here and there When I had it on, I walked on the air And it wore, and it wore, a

by Jo Stafford on album Autumn In New York And Other Classics

I once had a gown, it was almost new Oh, the daintiest thing, it was sweet Alice blue With little forget-me-nots placed here and there When I had it on, I walked on the air And it wore, and it wore, a

by Frankie Masters on album Miscellaneous

I once had a gown it was almost new Oh, the daintiest thing, it was sweet Alice blue With little for get me nots placed here and there When I had it on, I walked on the air And it wore and it wore an

by Kate & Anna McGarrigle on album The McGarrigle Hour

Gone is the romance that was so divine 'Tis broken and cannot be mended You must go your way and I must go mine But now that our love dreams have ended What'll I do when you Are far away and I am blue

by Kate & Anna McGarrigle feat. Loudon Wainwright, Martha Wainwright and Rufus Wainwright on album The McGarrigle Hour

Gone is the romance that was so divine. 'tis broken and cannot be mended. You must go your way, And I must go mine. But now that our love dreams have ended... What'll I do When you are far away And I

by Kate & Anna Mcgarrigle on album Miscellaneous

Her hair was dyed black and she was bending down Picking something from off the ground She was seventeen, and he said, "Oh my God, it's Kate" She said "No, I'm the daughter of Kate My name is Martha,

by Kate & Anna McGarrigle on album Miscellaneous

When I first knew her she was a dancer I saw her leap confidently, knowing should she fall It would be into the arms of her very own partner She never failed to get a curtain call For years we had be

by Kate & Anna McGarrigle on album Miscellaneous

In Delaware when I was younger I would live the life obscene In the spring I had great hunger I was Brando I was dean Blaspheming booted blue-jeaned baby boy Oh how I made them turn their heads The t

by Kate & Anna Mcgarrigle on album Miscellaneous

Weather man on the radio Threatens rain, maybe snow He just forecasts, he don't know I need blue skies, I've got to go I'm not a cowboy, I've never been shot I'm not a convict, I've never been caught

by Kate & Anna McGarrigle on album Miscellaneous

The silver spoon's in the mouth Baby clothes are baby-blue Nothing's ever handed down Everything's brand new Newspaper notices Heralding that great event Daddy's buddies send the flowers Mother's fri

by Kate & Anna Mcgarrigle on album Miscellaneous

Cool river wash my tears away Let your blue waves hide me from the day It's the only way Cool river hear my plea Take me with you to the sea, to the sea I've waded knee-high in troubles not my own No

by Kate & Anna McGarrigle on album Miscellaneous

Since the moment when first like a rocket you burst In my hitherto tranquil skies I am startled to find, I am not color blind When I view the blue of your eyes Therefore please do not take me to task

by Kate & Anna McGarrigle on album The McGarrigle Christmas Hour

The very first joy that Mary had, It was the joy of one To see her blessed Jesus When He was first her Son When He was first her Son. When He was Her first Son, Good Lord; And happy may we be, Praise