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My Heart Stood Still
~ 1987 Version
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- I took one look at you, that's all I
meant to do
- And then my heart stood still
- My feet could step and walk, my lips
could move an' talk
- And then my heart stood still
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- Though not a single word was
spoken
- I could tell you knew
- That unfelt clasp of hands,
- told me so well you knew
- I never lived at all,
- until the thrill of that moment
- when my heart stood still!
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- < instrumental break >
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- Though not a single word was
spoken
- I could tell you knew
- That unfelt clasp of hands,
- told me so well you knew
- I never lived at all,
- until the thrill of that moment
- when my heart stood still!
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- Hmmm!
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- ~ from the 1927 London
and American Stage musicals
- "One Dam Thing After
Another" and "A Connecticut Yankee"
- Music by
Richard Rodgers and lyrics by
Lorenz Hart 1927
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MGM Outtake |
1952 Version
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- Arranged, Conducted and
Produced by Nick Perito
- Co-Produced by Roncom
Productions, Inc.
- Trombone Soloist: Chauncey Welch
- Recorded
at Evergreen
Studios, Burbank, California
- Orchestra Contractor: Joe Soldo
- Recording Engineer:
John Richards
- Assistant Engineer: Mike Hatcher
- Recorded February 2nd &
3rd,
1987
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- A Perry Como
Discography
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Edition Summer 1992
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Edition Christmas 1993
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25th
Anniversary Revision November, 2017
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