The Lost World (music)

The Lost World
(Henry Waterson, 1925)

The Lost World is a song written by Rudolf Friml, with words by Harry B. Smith, and Ukulele arrangements by Jeanne Gravelle, published in 1925 by Henry Waterson, New York, USA.

Music

Music translated by AI from the original music sheet below.

Song

In a land of fancies, Once we

lived romances. Now they seem in

memory, Just like a lost world to me.

Though a while we sever, It is

not forever, Led by dreams of

your dear eyes, I'll find my Lost Paradise.

Chorus

Oh! the world was lost I knew, on the

day that I lost you. But dreams are

not in vain, We may find that world

gain. Then for love alone we'll

live, all the past forget forgive

And the star will guide us,

beaming above; Till we find our lost world of

move, Oh! the love.

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