Lyrics Something Good / If Ever I Would Leave You (Live) - Cliff Richard

Perhaps I had a wicked childhood
Perhaps I had a miserable youth
But somewhere in my wicked miserable past
There must have been a moment of truth
For here you are standing there loving me
Whether or not you should
So somewhere in my youth or childhood
I must have done something good
Nothing comes from nothing
Nothing ever could
So somewhere in my youth or childhood
I must have done something good.
And if ever I should leave you
It would not be in summer
Knowing you in summer
I never would go
Your hair streaked with sun-light
Your lips red as flame
Your face with a lustre
That puts gold to shame
And if ever I should leave you
How could it be in autumn?
How I'd leave in autumn?
I never will know
I'd seen how you sparkle
When frost nips the air
I know you in autumn
And I must be there
Or could I leave you running merrily
Through the snow
Or on a wintery evening
When you catch the fire's glow
If ever I should leave you
It'll never be in springtime
Knowing how in spring
I'm betwitched by you so
Oh, no not in springtime
Summer, winter or fall
No, never could I leave you
No, not at all.
(Spoken after this below:)
"Thank you
Thank you very much indeed
Thank you
Well, you know
When I came thinking about putting this act together
I did suddenly remember
That I've been here about two and a half years ago
And I mentioned to my friends
The Shadows that it might be interesting to do
Something a little different this time
And I thought that maybe I can do
Two or three songs of a favourite composer
And it was at this moment
That Hank Marvin told me
That he was my favourite composer
You know Hank did
Yes
Well, the next morning three bits of music arrived
With a little note attached saying
"If you don't like 'em well, at least you can be patriotic can you?"
This is called Hank's medley".