Lyrics Mary Make Believe - Noël Coward
If
you're
romantic
temperamentally
You
must
restrain
it
all
you
can
If
you
see
life
too
sentimentally
You'll
never
find
your
man
You'll
build
such
terribly
pedantic
dreams
But
your
romantic
scheme
may
go
awry
Your
thoughts
are
such
You
claim
too
much
And
love
will
pass
you
by
Mary
make
believe
Dreamed
the
whole
day
through
Foolish
fancies,
love
romances
How
could
they
come
true
Mary
make
believe
Sighed
a
little
up
her
sleeve
Nobody
claimed
her
They
only
named
her
Mary
make
believe
She's
just
a
girl
who's
always
blowing
mental
bubbles
Till
she's
quite
our
of
breath,
quite
out
of
breath
She
seems
to
have
the
knack
of
magnifying
troubles
Till
they
crush
her
to
death,
crush
her
to
death
She's
just
a
duffer
of
the
ineffective
kind
She's
bound
to
suffer
from
her
introspective
mind
Her
indecisions
quite
prevent
her
visions
coming
true
Imagination
is
a
form
of
flagellation
If
a
sensitive
child
lets
it
run
wild
It
dims
the
firmament
Till
all
the
world
is
permanently
blue
She's
simply
bound
to
make
a
bloomer
Until
she's
found
her
sense
of
humour
If
love
should
touch
her
ever
She'll
never,
never
see
it
through
Nobody
claimed
her
They
only
named
her
Mary
make
believe
Noel
Coward,
w.
Orchestra
Dir.
Carroll
Gibbons
Recorded
27th
April
1928
1 Dance Little Lady
2 A Room with a View
3 Mary Make Believe
4 Try To Learn To Love
5 Lorelei
6 A Dream of Youth (The Dream Is Over)
7 Zigeuner
8 World Weary
9 Love Scene from "Private Lives", Act I
10 I Never Realised / If You Were the Only Girl In the World
11 Half-Caste Woman
12 Any Little Fish
13 Lover of My Dreams (Mirabelle Valse)
14 Soldiers of the Queen; Goobye Dolly Queen, Etc.
15 Cavalcade, Epilogue: Toast To England
16 Parisian Pierrot; Poor Little Rich Girl; a Room With a View, Etc.
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