A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square ~ Lyrics

Perry Como

A Nightingale Sang
In Berkeley Square; That certain night, the night we met,; there was magic abroad in the air; there were angel's dining at the Ritz; and a nightingale sang in Berkeley Square!; I may be right and I may be wrong,; but I'm perfectly willing to swear; that when you turned and smiled at me; a nightingale sang in Berkeley Square!; The moon that lingered over London town; or puzzled moon, he wore a frown; how could he know we two were so in love?; The whole darn world seemed upside down!; The streets of town were paved with stars; it was such a romantic affair!; And when we kissed and said goodnight; a nightingale sang in Berkeley Square!; < instrumental break >
: The streets of town were paved with stars; it was such a romantic affair!; And as we kissed and said goodnight; a nightingale sang in Berkeley Square!; I know 'cause I was there; that night in Berkeley Square!; Music by Manning Sherwin; with lyrics by Eric Maschwitz, 1940; | Large View | Back Cover | Benny Green Notes |