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06 May 97 - 07:13 PM (#4893) Subject: ...the sweetest sounds I'll ever he hear are From: John Lesca I know the tune, but not the title or the words.... What I remember is: ...the sweetest sounds I'll ever hear are still inside my head...." etc. etc. Can anyone help out?? Thanks. |
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26 May 97 - 07:30 AM (#5743) Subject: RE: ...the sweetest sounds I'll ever he hear are From: The sweetest sounds I'll ever hear Are still inside my head The sweetest words I'll ever know Are waiting to be said The sweetest love in all the world is waiting somewhere for me Waiting somewhere for me |
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26 May 97 - 11:01 AM (#5751) Subject: RE: ...the sweetest sounds I'll ever he hear are From: could it be: THE SWEETEST SOUNDS by RICHARD RODGERS? CHECK AT: http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Palms/4207/lyricsS.html SONG INDEX - S/#C649......
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27 May 97 - 03:25 AM (#5799) Subject: ADD: The Sweetest Sounds (Richard Rodgers) From: Joe Offer It's one of the few songs I know of that credit Richard Rodgers wrote for both words and music. It's called "The Sweetest Sounds," and it's from the 1962 show, "No Strings." Here are the complete lyrics, all one verse of 'em: THE SWEETEST SOUNDS (Richard Rodgers, 1962) The sweetest sounds I'll ever hear Are still inside my head. The kindest words I'll ever know Are waiting to be said. The most entrancing sight of all Is yet for me to see. And the dearest love in all the world Is waiting somewhere for me Waiting somewhere, Somewhere for me Pretty song, isn't it? -Joe- |
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27 May 97 - 02:29 PM (#5817) Subject: RE: ...the sweetest sounds I'll ever he hear are From: George Burt On the off chance that the earlier entries were not what you were looking for, my father (b. 1891) used to sing a one-liner as follows: "The sweetest music to my ears is 'Was willst du haben'" --Freely xlated, 'What will you have?' If you want the tune to this utterly forgettable number, you'll have to wait or call me (541-424-3021) because I'm not set up yet to send music. |
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29 May 97 - 11:32 AM (#5910) Subject: RE: ...the sweetest sounds I'll ever he hear are From: Gene Graham Found this at: JEN'S LINK via: http://www.vhf.com/~kennyb/lyrics.htm
The Sweetest Sounds - Words and Music by Richard Rodgers from the 1962 Broadway musical "No Strings" starring Diahann Carroll and Richard Kiley
INTRO: What do I really hear and what is in the ear of my mind ? Which sounds are true and clear and which will never be defined ? The sweetest sounds I'll ever hear are still inside my head The kindest words I'll ever know are waiting to be said The most entrancing sight of all is yet for me to see And the dearest love in all the world is waiting somewhere for me Is waiting somewhere, somewhere for me
The most entrancing sight of all is yet for me to see
And the dearest love in all the world is waiting somewhere for me
Is waiting somewhere, somewhere for me
Somewhere for me; Somewhere for me
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05 Sep 14 - 07:07 PM (#3657573) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Sweetest Sounds (Richard Rodgers) From: GUEST nilo aventura ..excellent lyrics and beutiful song as sand by Diahann Caroll and Richard Kileyin the broadway play nostrings .. the first play i eaver saw on broadway.. this was in the sixties . this was during the times when i was traning in general surgery in new york. city hospital in new york city at elmhurst queens .. Iwas inmy tweenties then and am 80 years old now but the sounds still is in my head and pictured the singing robert kiley singing and diahann caroll walking as they entered the stage both singing the lyrics . I AM A DOCTOR FROM THE P HILIPPINES AND AM SEMIRETIRED NOW AND AM NOE IN THE PHILIPPINES BUT CONSIDER MYSELF A PART OF NEW YORK HAVING SPENT TIME THERE FOR ALMOST 8 YEARS BEFORE COMING BACK TO Practice back in Manila Philippines..Since that time I did not miss a chance to see a broadway play when I go to new york..Nilo Aventura.. QC Philippines Sept. 6 2014 |