Biography:
Goulet rose to international stardom in 1960 as Lancelot in Lerner and Loewe's hit Broadway musical Camelot. His long career as a singer and actor encompasses theatre, radio, television and film. Goulet resides and performs in Las Vegas, Nevada.
In 1968, Goulet was on Broadway in the Kander and Ebb musical, The Happy Time. He appeared in a 1982 production of Rose-Marie with Inga Swenson, and in 2005 appeared in the Broadway revival of Jerry Herman's La Cage aux Folles.
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Intro: | F | F7 Dm | F7 - | Cm/Gb Cm7| F
Verse 1
F9
If ever I would leave you,
Bbmaj9 Bb
it wouldn't be in sum - mer
Fdim F7
Seeing you in summer,
Gdim F7 Bbdim F7(b9) Bbmaj9 Bb6
I nev - er would go
Dm Bb7 Eb
Your hair streaked with sunlight,
CM F7 Bbmaj9
your lips red as flame,
Bb6 Cm7 G7
Your face with a lus-ter
Cm Dm Cm7 F7
that puts gold to shame.
Verse 2
F9
But if I'd ever leave you,
Bbmaj9 Bb
it couldn't be in autumn;
Fdim F7
How I'd leave in autumn,
Gdim F7 Bbdim F7(b9) Bbmaj9 Bb6
I nev - er will know.
Dm Bb7 Eb
I've seen how you sparkle
CM F7 Bbmaj9
when fall nips the air;
Bb6 Cm7 G7
I know you in autumn
Cm Cm7 F9 Bb
and I must be there.
Bridge:
D Daug D6 G A7 D Dmaj7 D6
And could I leave you running merrily through the snow?
F# B
Or on a wintry evening
F# Em7 A7 D F7
when you catch the fire's glow?
Verse 3
F9
If ever I would leave you,
Bbmaj9 Bb
how could it be in springtime,
Fdim Cm7 F
Knowing how in spring I'm
Gdim F7 Ebmaj7 Cm6 D7 Gm7
be - witched by you so?
Dm Bb7 Eb Ebmaj7 Cm7
Oh, no, not in spring-time,
Ebm Bb
summer, winter, or fall
C9 F9
No never could I leave you
Cm7 F9 Bb6 Cb6 Bb
at all.
Frederick Loewe and Alan Jay Lerner
Verse 1
F9
If ever I would leave you,
Bbmaj9 Bb
it wouldn't be in sum - mer
Fdim F7
Seeing you in summer,
Gdim F7 Bbdim F7(b9) Bbmaj9 Bb6
I nev - er would go
Dm Bb7 Eb
Your hair streaked with sunlight,
CM F7 Bbmaj9
your lips red as flame,
Bb6 Cm7 G7
Your face with a lus-ter
Cm Dm Cm7 F7
that puts gold to shame.
Verse 2
F9
But if I'd ever leave you,
Bbmaj9 Bb
it couldn't be in autumn;
Fdim F7
How I'd leave in autumn,
Gdim F7 Bbdim F7(b9) Bbmaj9 Bb6
I nev - er will know.
Dm Bb7 Eb
I've seen how you sparkle
CM F7 Bbmaj9
when fall nips the air;
Bb6 Cm7 G7
I know you in autumn
Cm Cm7 F9 Bb
and I must be there.
Bridge:
D Daug D6 G A7 D Dmaj7 D6
And could I leave you running merrily through the snow?
F# B
Or on a wintry evening
F# Em7 A7 D F7
when you catch the fire's glow?
Verse 3
F9
If ever I would leave you,
Bbmaj9 Bb
how could it be in springtime,
Fdim Cm7 F
Knowing how in spring I'm
Gdim F7 Ebmaj7 Cm6 D7 Gm7
be - witched by you so?
Dm Bb7 Eb Ebmaj7 Cm7
Oh, no, not in spring-time,
Ebm Bb
summer, winter, or fall
C9 F9
No never could I leave you
Cm7 F9 Bb6 Cb6 Bb
at all.
Frederick Loewe and Alan Jay Lerner
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