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Berlin Irving
Miscellaneous
When I Leave The World Behind (1915)
[1st verse:]
I know a millionaire
Who's burdened down with care
A load is on his mind
He's thinking of the day
When he must pass away
And leave his wealth behind
I haven't any gold
To leave when I grow old
Somehow it passed me by
I'm very poor but still
I'll leave a precious will
When I must say good-bye
[chorus:]
I'll leave the sunshine to the flowers
I'll leave the springtime to the trees
And to the old folks, I'll leave the mem'ries
Of a baby upon their knees
I'll leave the night time to the dreamers
I'll leave the songbirds to the blind
I'll leave the moon above
To those in love
When I leave the world behind
[2nd verse:]
To every wrinkled face
I'll leave a fireplace
To paint their fav'rite scene
Within the golden rays
Scenes of their childhood days
When they were sweet sixteen
I'll leave them each a song
To sing the whole day long
As toward the end they plod
To ev'ry broken heart
With sorrow torn apart
I'll leave the love of God
- Álbum:
- Mr. President (1962)
- Face The Music (1932)
- White Christmas (1954 Movie Soundtrack)
- Ziegfeld Follies Of 1919
- Follow The Fleet (1936)
- On The Avenue (1937)
- Music Box Revue Of 1923
- Cheek To Cheek
- Songbook: Cheek To Cheek
- Top Hat (1935)
- Unsung Irving Berlin
- Holiday Inn (1942)
- Annie Get Your Gun (1946) Original Cast Lp
- This Is The Army
- Hallelujah
- Annie Get Your Gun Sheet Music
- As Thousands Cheer
- Blue Skies
- Call Me Madam
- Carefree