(When We're Alone) Penthouse Serenade / You're Blase / Down In The Depths Of The 90th Floor / Give My Regards To Broadway / Stompin' At The Savoy / One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) / Manhattan

歌詞

When you got down on your knees, I had to laugh at what you asked me And I will tell it all in a story to the children I'll have with some other man eventually And if you find that you are around, And not feeling selfish, and not such a clown, Maybe, I'll buy you a coffee, And we can go dance one last night on the town. You have been nothing but fun, Nothing but ignorant bliss on the run, And it would be so easy to love you If there wasn't so much else that you want. And if it wasn't for all of your dreaming, And all of your wishing, you'd done some with your life, I believe that you wouldn't have nothing, And I still wouldn't want to be your wife. So what if I tell you the lie That I was just laughing 'cause you blow my mind. So, for propriety, and want we should marry, 'Cause a true thing like our love is so hard to find. And I hold you for one last night, In a preemptive cuddle on the eve of my flight. And we could spend that whole night believing That something about us ever was right. And in the morning you'll wake up alone, The dote in the scheme I could never condone, Oh, but for one more night in your arms, My soul will be tarnished, my dignity blown, Oh, but for one more night in your arms, My soul will be tarnished, my dignity blown, For one more.