Strange music in my ears,
Only now as you spoke did it start,
Strange music of the sphere,
Could its lovely hum be coming from my heart?
You appear and I hear song sublime,
Song that I'm incapable of,
So dear, let me hold you near,
While we treasure every measure,
So that time can never change
The strange new music of love.
You appear and I hear song sublime,
Song that I'm incapable of,
So dear, let me hold you near,
While we treasure every measure,
So that time can never change
The strange new music of love.
Frank Sinatra - Strange Music Lyrics
Frank Sinatra - Strange Music Lyrics
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Strange music in my ears,
Only now as you spoke did it start,
Strange music of the sphere,
Could its lovely hum be coming from my heart?
You appear and I hear song sublime,
Song that I'm incapable of,
So dear, let me hold you near,
While we treasure every measure,
So that time can never change
The strange new music of love.
You appear and I hear song sublime,
Song that I'm incapable of,
So dear, let me hold you near,
While we treasure every measure,
So that time can never change
The strange new music of love.
Only now as you spoke did it start,
Strange music of the sphere,
Could its lovely hum be coming from my heart?
You appear and I hear song sublime,
Song that I'm incapable of,
So dear, let me hold you near,
While we treasure every measure,
So that time can never change
The strange new music of love.
You appear and I hear song sublime,
Song that I'm incapable of,
So dear, let me hold you near,
While we treasure every measure,
So that time can never change
The strange new music of love.
Writer: HARLAN THOMPSON, HARRY ARCHER
Copyright: Lyrics © TuneCore Inc., Songtrust Ave, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Copyright: Lyrics © TuneCore Inc., Songtrust Ave, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Performed By: Frank Sinatra
Language: English
Length: 2:59
Written by: HARLAN THOMPSON, HARRY ARCHER