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SOME ENCHANTED EVENING
Words by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II
from South Pacific “Music by RICHARD RODGERS
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then_—————————"_ That some-where you'll see her
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Some en-chant-ed eve - ning—
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You may hear her laugh - ing As cross a
Some one may be laugh - ing,
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Who can tell you why?
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Fools give you reas - ons, Wise men
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Some enchanted eve + ning. When you find your true love,
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And make her your own, 0r_all through your life you
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Once youhave found her, Nev-er let her go.
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