paroles de chanson September Song - Victor Garber
When
I
was
a
young
man
courting
the
girls
I
played
me
a
waiting
game
If
a
maid
refused
me
with
tossing
curls
I'd
let
the
old
Earth
take
a
couple
of
whirls
While
I
plied
her
with
tears
in
lieu
of
pearls
And
as
time
came
around
she
came
my
way
As
time
came
around,
she
came
But
it's
a
long,
long
while
from
May
to
December
And
the
days
grow
short
when
you
reach
September
And
I
have
lost
one
tooth
And
I
walk
a
little
lame
And
I
haven't
got
time
For
the
waiting
game
For
the
days
turn
to
gold
As
they
grow
few
September,
November
And
these
few
golden
days
I'll
spend
with
you
These
golden
days
I'll
spend
with
you
When
you
meet
with
with
young
man
early
in
the
Spring
They
court
you
in
song
and
rhyme
They
woo
you
with
words
and
a
clover
ring
But
if
you
examined
the
goods
they
bring
They
have
little
to
offer
but
the
songs
they
sing
And
a
plentiful
waste
of
time
of
day
A
plentiful
waste
of
time
But
it's
a
long,
long
while
from
May
to
December
But
a
clover
ring
last
till
you
reach
September
I
am
not
quite
equipped
for
the
waiting
game
But
I
have
a
little
money
And
I
have
a
little
faith
And
the
days
dwindle
down
to
a
precious
few
September,
November
And
these
few
precious
days
I'll
spend
with
you
And
these
precious
days
I'd
spend
with
you
These
precious
days
I'd
spend
with
you
End
1 Ballad Of The Robbers
2 There's Nowhere To Go But Up! - Reprise
3 No, Ve Vouldn't Gonto Do It
4 Our Ancient Liberties
5 Act One Finale
6 How Can You Tell An American? - Finale / Reprise
7 Young People Think About Love
8 Dirge For A Soldier
9 May And January
10 To War!
11 Introduction / Washington Irving Song
12 Clickety-Clack
13 Entrance Of The Council
14 Hush Hush
15 There's Nowhere To Go But Up!
16 It Never Was You
17 Bachelor's Song
18 How Can You Tell An American?
19 Will You Remember Me?
20 One Touch Of Alchemy
21 September Song
22 Sitting In Jail
23 We Are Cut In Twain
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