°- Stardust (1929)

Here comes the purple dusk of twilight time, Stealing 'cross the meadows of my heart, Way high in the sky those little stars climb, There to reminding me that we're apart. You wander down the lane and far away, Leaving me this song that will not die, Love is now just stardust of yesterday, The music of the years gone by. (Stardust's song Keeps playing on For sake of yesterday But not today) [Instrumental section] Sometimes I wonder why I spend, These lonely nights dreaming of a song, It's melody haunts my reverie, And once again I am with you. Again our love was new, Every kiss an inspiration, Like it was long ago, Now my consolation, Is this stardust of a song. Aside a garden wall, Stars above bright, You there in my arms. Yes nightingale tells this fairy tale, Of paradise of roses abloom, Though this dream's in vain. In my heart these dream's remain, My stardust melody, A memory of love's refrain. (Stardust's song Keeps playing on For sake of yesterday But not today) In my heart these dreams remain, Stardust's songs with love's refrain. That was our own rendition of the classic 1920s hit “Stardust,” utilizing the original 1929 lyrics by Mitchell Parish. Yeah, it sounded different, all our versions do, but I liked it. Hope you did too! This is Public Domain Radio. Now here's another classic for you.