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"My Prayer" (Ink Spots, 1939)
Fliis: "My Prayer" (Ink Spots, 1939)
Bill Kenny's unsullied, poignant tenor and the sonorous recitatives of bass Hoppy Jones were winning trademarks of the Ink Spots at their peak. "My Prayer" was an elegant favorite in 1939 and one of the first songs broadcast over early American television...featured at the 1939 World's Fair. Written by George Boulanger and James Kennedy: MY PRAYER My prayer is to linger with you At the end of the day In a dream that's devine My prayer is a rapture in blue With a world far away And your lips Listen to “"My Prayer" (Ink Spots, 1939)” on Fliis and explore our catalog of music from the 1930s. Keep discovering songs with our random selection.
Category: 1930S
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