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| WHEN YOU WALKED IN MY DOORBY ERNEST H. PRITCHETT |
| RAIN OR SNOW MAY COME OR GO SWEETHEART I WORRY NO MORE I EXCHANGED MY CLOUDS FOR SUNSHINE WHEN YOU WALKED IN MY DOOR I'M SAVING MY MONEY TO MARRY YOU AND I'M HOPING IT'S SOMEDAY SOON WE'LL SAIL HIGH ACROSS THE SKY AND PLAY HIDE AND SEEK WITH THE MOON WE'LL FORGET ALL OUR TROUBLES WE'LL BID THEM ALL ADIEU I'LL SIGH WITH YOU AND CRY AWHILE 'CAUSE I'M SO HAPPY TO BE WITH YOU WE'LL SALUTE THE STARS AS THEY'LL LISTEN TO OUR LOVE MADE SO WONDERFULLY I KNOW IT SEEMS A LOVER'S DREAM AND YOUR HEART HOLDS THE KEY RAIN OR SNOW MAY COME AND GO SWEETHEART, I WORRY NO MORE I EXCHANGED MY CLOUDS FOR SUNSHINE WHEN YOU WALKED IN MY DOOR written by Ernest H. Pritchett edited by Susan Jane Kahon November 26 2001 |
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