[Dixielandjazz] lyrics request

[Jim Denham]

In message <001b01c27233$21df5c20$dcc74fd1@TOSHIBA1805>, Charlie Hull 
<chhull@pacbell.net> writes
>Can some listmate send me the lyrics to the chorus of Eddie Condon's
>"Wherever There's Love"?  I have the words to the verse, and have a
>fakesheet made up in Encore, and a Band-In-A-Box with melody.
>
>Also need the words to "Cinderella Girl", 1949, Dalwitz
>
>E-mail to charlie@easysounds.com
>
>Thanks
>
>Charlie Hull
>
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Lyrics to chorus of "Wherever There's Love" (as sung by Lee Wiley on the 1944
Condon Decca version):

"Wherever there's smoke there's a fire,
  Wherever there's hymns there's a choir,
  Wherever there's babies there's one lullaby,
  Wherever there's love there's you and I...

  Wherever there's stars there's a gleam,
  Wherever there's night there's a dream,
  Wherever there's heaven there's angels close by,
  Wherever there's love there's you and I...
(Bridge) --
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  Wherever there's ships on the sea,
  There's treasure in the hold,
  Wherever the rainbow ends, there's gold - or so I'm told
  ********************************************************
  Wherever there's surf there's a tide,
  Wherever there's June there's a bride,
  wherever there's hello there's always goodbye,
  Wherever there's love there's you and I".


You did mean the chorus, and not the verse, didn't you? (I may have the verse
somewhere: that's the obscure bit, but you say you have it!).

I know the words sound really corny, but sung by Lee Wiley, they sound great!

Yours,

Jim Denham