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Song of a Summer Night Lyrics by Original Broadway Cast of The Most Happy Fella

The Most Happy Fella (Original Cast Recording)

1956

[DOC, spoken]
It's that kind of night. A beautiful night. You can hear it in the air. 
(sung)
All nature seems to know
There are two lovers tonight
There are two lovers tonight hereabouts
All nature seems to know
And sing her song
Her tender song
That all is well
And all is right
(spoken)
Listen!
(sung)
Do you hear what I hear?
[BARITONES & BASSES]
Do you hear what I hear?
[BARITONES & BASSES, SOPRANOS, ALTOS & TENORS]
Do you hear Song of a summer night
What I hear? Song of a summer night
Do you hear Song of a thousand voices
What I hear? Full of a rare delight
The music I hear it in the air
Of love It's a kind of lovers' music
Of love Kind of music for the happy
Of true love Happy pair. Listen
True love Listen to the
Do you hear Song of the cricket call
What I hear? Song of the lazy breeze
Do you hear Song of a blossom falling
What I hear? Down from the 'cacia trees
The music I hear it everywhere
Of love It's a kind of lovers' music
Of love Kind of music for the happy
I hear it Lovers. Listen
I hear it Listen to it
Ooh, look Look, here comes the
Look, look, look Blushing, blushing bride
Ah, look Ah, look, here comes the
Look, look, look Happy, happy groom
Ah, let's Let's all leave them
Let's, let's, let's Standing side by side
[TOWNSPEOPLE]
Ah, yes, they wanna be alone
They wanna be alone, alone, alone
Leave 'em alone, alone, alone
Leave 'em alone to hear
[BARITONES & BASSES, SOPRANOS, ALTOS & TENORS]
Do you hear The song of a summer night
What I hear? Song of a summer night
Do you hear Song of a thousand voices
What I hear? Full of a rare delight
The music I hear it in the air
Of love It's a kind of lovers' music
Of love Kind of music for the happy
Of true love Happy pair. Softly
Gently playing Gently playing
Leave 'em alone Leave 'em
Leave 'em alone Let's leave 'em
Leave 'em alone Leave 'em
Leave 'em there Let's leave 'em there
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Original Broadway Cast of The Most Happy Fella

Original Broadway Cast of The Most Happy Fella

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