Serenade To A Maid (1930s?)

Year Published: 1930s

Description:

Made by an amateur cinema club. "Serenade to a Maid" features a whimsical musical performance where the singer expresses deep affection through poetic lyrics. The song captures a playful contrast between heights and depths, using imagery of the moon and snow to convey love and admiration. The ensemble contributes to the lively atmosphere, emphasizing the theme of devotion.

Keywords
musical, love, poetry, ensemble, affection, whimsical, performance

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Complete Record: Made by an amateur cinema club. "Serenade to a Maid" features a whimsical musical performance where the singer expresses deep affection through poetic lyrics. The song captures a playful contrast between heights and depths, using imagery of the moon and snow to convey love and admiration. The ensemble contributes to the lively atmosphere, emphasizing the theme of devotion. Keywords musical, love, poetry, ensemble, affection, whimsical, performance Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project.

Transcription

[Music] If I were as high as the moon in the sky, I would look down on you and say, "If I were as low as a morel of snow, I would look up at you and say, "You're the only girl in the world for me." and I'll always love you tenderly. [Music] But if I were as high as the moon in the sky, I would look down on you and [Applause] say, "And now this revolting picture vocally painted by the entire ensemble. I were as high as the moon in the sky. I would look down on you. Remarkable, ain't it? If I were as low as a morning of snow, I would look up at you and monotonous. You're the only girl in the world for me. And I'll love you tenderly. But if I were as high as the moon in the sky, I would look down on you and say, "Everything is peachy." And you sing like ai. I would look down on you and say music fair. Music foul. Music played by Teddy Powell. I would look down on you and say, [Music]


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