Love Song of the Waterfall
(Carl Winge - Bernard Barnes - Bob Nolan)
I hear through virgin timber tall....
Ev’rything under the sun has a love song
And someone or something to sing that love song to.
I’ve heard each one to some loved one call,
But the sweetest of all is the song of the waterfall.
I hear through virgin timber tall
The love song of the waterfall.
And there it mingles through the trees,
A love song borne upon the breeze.
Plunging over rugged rocks, hear the waters sigh,
Come to me, where you are, dear one, here am I.
For this is Heaven’s mating call,
The love song of the waterfall.
Note: Carl Winge and Bernard Barnes brought one line to Nolan who completed the song in 1937.
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the Pioneers. Go to our
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Current
Artists have recorded it!
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music.
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permission to record Bob Nolan's music, contact:
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Songwriter’s Guild of America