Maine

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Richard Kiley - Pop, Broadway

Maine

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[DAVID] Let the snow come down Before the sun comes up Maine is the main thing Let the lake and hills Become a frozen cup Twenty below in Maine Get the sleigh, torn about That's a nice team Make believe all of it's yours Take a breath, blow it out No, it ain't steam It'll be warmer indoors Let the snow come down Before it starts to rain Under the covers it's cozy Far away, cross the bay Goes an old train Woo-hoo, woo-hoo Mainly I do likе Maine [BARBARA] When the sun goеs down The kids are up and out East of the Hudson There's a sidewalk symphony Of song and shout Up north of Central Park When it's late, climb the stairs Ready for bed Close your eyes, start to count sheep Music comes floating up Into your head What's the use trying to sleep? There's a record playing in the flat below Down there a trumpet blows softly What a warm place it is after it's dark Wah-hoo, wah-hoo Up north of Central Park [DAVID & BARBARA] Let the snow come down Before the sun comes up (When the sun goes down) (The kids are out) Maine is the main thing (Where's Maine?) (There's a sidewalk symphony) Let the lake and hills get frozen up (Of song and shout) Up north of Central Park (Way down in Maine) [DAVID] Get the sleigh, turn about That's a nice team [BARBARA] Close your eyes, start to count sheep [DAVID & BARBARA] Warm or cold, what's the use turnin' on steam? Never mind tryin' to sleep [DAVID & BARBARA] Let the snow come down Before it starts to rain (There's a record playing) Under the covers (In the flat below) [DAVID & BARBARA] It's cozy What a warm place it is after it's dark [DAVID] Woo-hoo, woo-hoo [BARBARA] Wah-hoo, wah-hoo [DAVID] Mainly I do like— [BARBARA] Up north of Central— [DAVID] Mainly I do like— [BARBARA] Up north of Central— [DAVID] Mainly I do like— [BARBARA] Up north of Central— [DAVID] Maine [BARBARA] Central Park

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  • Richard Rodgers