Clip from The Bishop’s Wife: Lost April
Cary Grant's "hands" performed by harpist Mr. Gail Laughton.
Dudley (Cary Grant),who has not informed
anyone but the bishop (David Niven) that he's an angel, plays a song composed
for the usually frosty Mrs. Hamilton (Gladys Cooper) on the harp (music by Emil Newman & Herbert Spence, lyrics by Edward Delange).
Lyrics:
Lost April, where did you go
Like the winter snow, I saw you vanish.
Lost April, so soft and warm
A memory not even time can banish.
Lost April that taught me this,
A single kiss could lead to heaven.
But April had numbered days
So when they passed, love couldn't last.
I lost love and you, and April too...
Cary Grant's "hands" performed by harpist Mr. Gail Laughton.
Dudley (Cary Grant),who has not informed
anyone but the bishop (David Niven) that he's an angel, plays a song composed
for the usually frosty Mrs. Hamilton (Gladys Cooper) on the harp (music by Emil Newman & Herbert Spence, lyrics by Edward Delange).
Lyrics:
Lost April, where did you go
Like the winter snow, I saw you vanish.
Lost April, so soft and warm
A memory not even time can banish.
Lost April that taught me this,
A single kiss could lead to heaven.
But April had numbered days
So when they passed, love couldn't last.
I lost love and you, and April too...
Lyrics:
Lost April, where did you go
Like the winter snow, I saw you vanish.
Lost April, so soft and warm
A memory not even time can banish.
Lost April that taught me this,
A single kiss could lead to heaven.
But April had numbered days
So when they passed, love couldn't last.
I lost love and you, and April too...
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