Word from a Song Title

[john]

WITHOUT A SHOULDER TO CRY ON - TIM CONNOR

[Lena & Harry Smith]

THERES A RAINBOW ROUND MY SHOULDER

[Marian]

A SHOULDER TO CRY ON - Charlie Pride

[Sandra]

CRYING IN THE CHAPEL

[Marian]

JUST CRYING IN THE RAIN - Johnny Ray

[Lena & Harry Smith]

SEPTEMBER IN THE RAIN Johnnie Ray was actually Walking in the rain Marian, but I suppose enough to make him cry as well

[Marian]

Thanks Lena, I just associate crying whenever I think of Johnnie Ray!

[Lena & Harry Smith]

I remember that song sent all of us girls at work crazy at the time.
We saw Johnnie Ray at the Palladium with Billy Daniels and The Inkspots all on the same bill
Johnnie Ray was deaf, Billy Daniels held his ear when he sang, and the Ink Spots sang about Wispering Grass. There's a connection there somewhere

[Marian]

It sounds to have been a memorable show Lena, as long as the audience could hear it that is.

ISN'T IT A LOVELY DAY TO BE CAUGHT IN THE RAIN

[john]

ON A WONDERFUL DAY LIKE TODAY

[Lena & Harry Smith]

I hadn't thought about that Marian, although I swear I heard someone shout out. Can you turn the sound up.

ITS A LOVELY DAY TODAY.

[john]

OUR DAY WILL COME

[Lena & Harry Smith]

LOVER COME BACK TO ME.

[bigdipper]

FRIEND , LOVER , WIFE -MM

[Marian]

That was in the days when we had value for money Lena! Did I hear... Hear hear!

LOVER LOVER