Transcribed from Don Redman and His Orchestra, vocals by Harlan Lattimore;
recorded September 16, 1932.
From Don
Redman and His Orchestra, 1931-1933; The Chronogical Classics 543.
By a summer sea,
Beneath those starlit skies,
Love is calling me
Back to the pagan paradise.
Palm trees gently sway,
I see a pale moonrise,
Then in dreams I stray
Back to a pagan paradise.
I see someone
Strolling with no one,
Waiting for the moonbeam's play,
Where love started,
The night we parted,
I said I'd come back someday.
There I'd gladly be,
Though fate between us lies,
Love keeps calling me
Back to a pagan paradise.
I see someone
Strolling with no one,
Waiting for the moonbeam's play,
Where love started,
The night we parted,
I said I'd come back someday.
There I'd gladly be,
Though fate between us lies.
Love keeps calling me
Back to a pagan paradise.
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Published 3/18/99.
