Harry Roy & His Orchestra — That Lovely Weekend

I haven’t said “Thanks” for that lovely weekend Those two days in heaven you helped me to spend The thrill of your kiss as you stepped off the train The smile in your eyes was like sun after rain To mark the occasion we went out to dine Remember the laughter, the music, the wine That drive in the taxi when midnight had flown And breakfast next morning just we two alone You had to go, the time was so short We both had so much to say Your kit to be packed, the train to be caught Sorry I cried but I just felt that way And now you have gone dear this letter I pen My heart travels with you till we meet again Keep smiling, my darling, and someday we’ll spend A lifetime as sweet, a lifetime as sweet as That lovely weekend I haven’t said “Thanks” for that lovely weekend Those two days in heaven you helped me to spend And the thrill of your kiss as you stepped off the train The smile in your eyes was like sun after rain And to mark the occasion we went out to dine Do you remember the laughter, how we laughed, and the music Harry Roy’s Band, and, and the wine, no champagne, just, er, just wine Then we waited a long time for a taxi, but we got one at last And then breakfast the next morning, just we two alone And then I had to go, and time was so short And we both had so much to say, and you packed my kit And the train had to be caught, and what a train And then I cried And now that you’ve gone dear, this letter I pen My heart travels with you until we meet again So keep smiling my darling and someday we’ll spend A lifetime as sweet as that lovely weekend