A Nightingale sang in Berkeley Square

Eric Maschwitz Manning Sherwin

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That cer - tain night, the night we met. There was mag ic a-broad in the air. There were

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an - gels din - ing at the Ritz, and a night-in - gale sang in Ber - k'ley

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Square. I may be right. I may be wrong. But I'm

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per - fect - ly will - ing to swear that when you turned and smiled at me a
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night - in - gale sang in Ber - k'ly Square.
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The moon that lin-gered o-ver Lon-don town, poor puz-zled moon, he wore a frown.
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How could he know we two were so in love. The
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whole darn world seemed up - side down. The
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streets of town were paved with stars. It was such a ro - man - tic af - fair. And
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as we kissed and said ''good - night'' a night-in - gale sang in Ber - k'ly
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Square.