by Betty Buckley on album Betty Buckley 1967

Maybe I'm old fashioned, feeling as I do Maybe I am living in the past But when I meet the right one I know that I'll be true My first love will be the last When I fall in love it will be forever Or

by Betty Buckley on album Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway

Hey there, you with the stars in your eyes Love never made a fool of you You used to be too wise Hey there, you on that high flying cloud Though she won't throw a crumb to you You think some da

by Betty Buckley on album Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway

DR MARC CHABOT Hear my voice where you are Take a train, steal a car Hop a freight, grab a star, come back to me Catch a plane, catch a breeze On your hands, on your knees Swim or fly, only plea

by Betty Buckley on album Miscellaneous

Daylight, see the dew on the sunflower And a rose that is fading Roses whither away like the sunflower I yearn to turn my face to the dawn I am waiting for the day Midnight, not a sound from the pave

by Betty Buckley on album Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway

[PIPPIN] Everything has its season Everything has its time Show me a reason and I'll soon show you a rhyme Cats fit on the windowsill Children fit in the snow Why do I feel I don't fit in anywhe

by Betty Buckley on album Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway

RIFF: (Spoken) Against the Sharks we need every man we got. ACTION: (Spoken) Tony don't belong any more. RIFF: Cut it, Action boy. I and Tony started the Jets. ACTION: Well, he acts like he d

by Betty Buckley on album Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway

HIGGINS What in all of heaven could've promted her to go, After such a triumph as the ball? What could've depressed her; What could've possessed her? I cannot understand the wretch at all. Wom

by Betty Buckley on album Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway

TONY (spoken) Maria . . . (sings) The most beautiful sound I ever heard: Maria, Maria, Maria, Maria . . . All the beautiful sounds of the world in a single word . . Maria, Maria, Maria, Maria .

by Betty Buckley on album Miscellaneous

Chicks and ducks and geese better scurry When I take you out in the surrey When I take you out in the surrey with the fringe on top Watch that fringe and see how it flutters When I drive them high st

by Betty Buckley on album Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway

They call you Lady Luck. But there is room for doubt At times you have a very unladylike way of running out You're this a date with me The pickings have been lush And yet before this evening is o

by Betty Buckley on album Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway

FRANK BUTLER: I've had my way with so many girls An' was lots of fun. My scheme was to know many girls To keep me safe from one I find it can be done. My defenses are down She's broken my resis

by Betty Buckley on album Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway

Georges: Do you recall that windy little beach we walked along? That afternoon in Fall, That afternoon we met? A fellow with a concertina sang, What was the song? It's strange what we recall,

by Betty Buckley on album Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway

by Betty Buckley on album Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway

The former lover of my lover Was a sophisticated Pole named Bolek Not polite, he’d join Arthur and me for dinner Looking distracted and thinner He’d take a bite of his rare delicious lamb chop

by Betty Buckley on album Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway

Beyond that road lies a shining world. Beyond that road lies despair. Beyond that road lies a world that's gleaming. People who are scheming. Beauty! Hunger! Glory! Sorrow! Never a pain or car

by Betty Buckley on album Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway

GINGER: Think of what you're losing By constantly refusing To dance with me. You'd be the idol of France with me And yet you stand there And shake your foolish head rheumatically While I wait

by Betty Buckley on album Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway

Velvet I can wish you For the collar of your coat And fortune smiling all along your way But More I Cannot Wish You Than to wish you find your love Your own true love this day Mansions I can w

by Betty Buckley on album Miscellaneous

When the moon was young When the month was May When the stage was hung For my holiday I saw shining lights But I never knew They were you They were you They were you When the dance was done When I w

by Betty Buckley on album The Very Best of Andrew Lloyd Webber: The Broadway Collection

by Betty Buckley on album Broadway - America's Music