twilight time
the three suns
Heavenly shades of night are falling
It's twilight time
Out of the mist your voice is calling
It's twilight time
When purple colored curtains
Mark the end of the day
I hear you my dear at twilight time
Deepening shadows gather splendor
As day is done
Fingers of night will soon surrender
The setting sun
I count the moments darling
Till you're here with me
Together at last at twilight time
Here in the after-glow of day
We keep our rendez-vous beneath the blue
Here in the sweet and same old way
I fall in love again as I did then
Deep in the dark your kiss will thrill me
Like days of old
Lighting the spark of love that fills me
With dreams untold
Each day I pray for evening just
To be with you
Together at last at twilight time
Together at last at twilight time
The words and music of "Twilight Time" were originally written in 1944 by Buck Ram, Marty Nevens, Al Nevens and Artie Dunn. It has been recorded by numerous acts over the years. However, the best known version of the song was recorded by The Platters and became a hit for them in 1958 and became a #1 hit for them in the United States.
Heavenly shades of night are fallingIt's twilight time
Out of the mist your voice is calling
It's twilight time
When purple colored curtains
Mark the end of the day
I hear you my dear at twilight time
Deepening shadows gather splendorAs day is done
Fingers of night will soon surrender
The setting sun
I count the moments darling
Till you're here with me
Together at last at twilight time
Here in the after-glow of dayWe keep our rendez-vous beneath the blue
Here in the sweet and same old way
I fall in love again as I did then
Deep in the dark your kiss will thrill meLike days of old
Lighting the spark of love that fills me
With dreams untold
Each day I pray for evening just
To be with you
Together at last at twilight time
Together at last at twilight time
The words and music of "Twilight Time" were originally written in 1944 by Buck Ram, Marty Nevens, Al Nevens and Artie Dunn. It has been recorded by numerous acts over the years. However, the best known version of the song was recorded by The Platters and became a hit for them in 1958 and became a #1 hit for them in the United States.
Labels: borgoni, ernest watson, henri riviere, hiroshi yoshida, paul poiret, poetry, wada sanzo, yoshitoshi Taiso
posted by lotusgreen at 1:38 PM
7 Comments:
These are beautiful pictures. Twilight is my favorite time; it's when the veil lifts between worlds. I really believe it does. All you have to do is look at the luminous beauty of twilight and you know that the Celts were right.
Beautifully done
yes, i like how the air feels at twilight. what did the celts say, princess?
thanks so much, changes
Oh, this one is perfect -- right from that very first image followed by the verse!
thank you so much, imani!
Dear Lotus,
Thank you for the beautiful Tango music. I was delighted to find it in the mail today and will be playing it tonight.
The Irish believe that the veil between worlds lifts at twilight.
thanks princess--i'm so happy you like it! it's a good feeling knowing someone might actually listen to it now and then :^)
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