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Rosemary Lyrics by Robert Morse, Bonnie Scott

How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (Original Broadway Cast Recording)

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[FINCH]
Suddenly there is music
In the sound of your name
Rosemary
Rosemary
Was the melody locked inside me
'Til at last out it came
Rosemary!
Rosemary
Just imagine if we kissed
What a crescendo
Not to be missed
As for the rest of my lifetime program
Give me more of the same
Rosemary
Rosemary
There is wonderful music in the very sound
Of your name
[ROSEMARY, spoken]
Ponty, what are you talking about?
[FINCH, spoken]
Rosemary, the most wondеrful thing has happened!
Oh, can't you hear it?
Can't you hеar it?
[FINCH]
Suddenly there is music
In the sound of your name
[ROSEMARY, spoken]
I don't hear a thing
[FINCH]
Rosemary
[FINCH, spoken]
It's all around me, it's like a beautiful pink sky singing—
[ROSEMARY, spoken]
Now, look here J. Pierrepont Finch, have you—
[FINCH, spoken]
Rosemary, darling, will you please marry J. Pierrepont Finch?
[ROSEMARY, spoken]
Now I hear it!
I hear it, I hear it!
[ROSEMARY]
Suddenly there is music
In the sound of your name
J. Pierrepont!
[FINCH]
Rosemary
Just imagine if we kissed
What a crescendo
[FINCH & ROSEMARY kiss while Grieg Piano Concerto plays.]
[FINCH & ROSEMARY]
Not to be missed
[FINCH]
As for the rest of my lifetime program
Give me more of the same
[FINCH & ROSEMARY]
Rosemary (J. Pierrepont, J. Pierrepont)
Rosemary (J. Pierrepont)
[FINCH & ROSEMARY]
There is wonderful music
In the very sound of your name
Credits
Robert Morse

Robert Morse

Bonnie Scott

Bonnie Scott

About “Rosemary” by Robert Morse

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"Rosemary" appears on "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (Original Broadway Cast Recording)".

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