Track Title:               The Brooklyn Bridge

Album Title:               The Columbia Years, 1943-1952, Vol. 5
Prime Artist:              Frank Sinatra
Arranger:                  Axel Stordahl
Lyrics by:                 Sammy Cahn

Music by:                  Jule Styne   (Julius Kerwin Stein)
From the Album:            The Voice  (A)
From the Film:             It Happened In Brooklyn  1947 (M)

Lyrics:
Like the folks you meet on
Like to plant my feet on the Brooklyn Bridge
What a lovely view from
Heaven looks at you from the Brooklyn Bridge

        I love to listen to the wind through her strings
        The song that she sings for the town
        I love to look up at the clouds in her hair
        She's learned to wear like a crown

If you've been a rover
Journey's end lies over the Brooklyn Bridge
Don't let no one tell you
I've been tryin' to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge

                All the folks in Manhattan are sad
                'cause they look at her and wish they had
                The good old Brooklyn Bridge

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If you've been a rover
Journey's end lies over the Brooklyn Bridge
Don't let no one tell you
I've been tryin' to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge

                You'll miss her most when you roam
                `cause you'll think of her and think of home
                The good old Brooklyn Bridge


Transcribed by Ron Hontz
Ronhontz@att.net

}From material submitted by
Larry Henares of the Philippines
larryh@mydestiny.net