My Castle In the Air

From “Miss Springtime”, 1916.
Words by P. G. Wodehouse.
Music by Jerome Kern.


The sheet music:


Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:


Lyrics

  1. I’ve a wond’rous castle
    That I’ve never lived in yet
    Built so many years ago
    In days that I forget
    It has no stone battlements
    And great big wooden beams
    It’s walls and its bars are the dust of the stars
    And its gate the gate of dreams

Refrain
Come out there for a visit
I’ve lots of room for friends
And if you ask where is it?
It’s where the rainbow ends
It’s somewhere there in Fairyland
Where there’s never cloud or care
We’ll have joy and laughter, mirth and song
And we’ll all be happy as the day is long
In the shelter of my castle
Of my castle in the air

  1. Ev’rything is perfect
    That you’ll find there when you go
    Just beyond the milky way
    And where the moonbeams grow
    No one ever worries there
    For ev’rything goes right
    The sky’s always blue and no lover’s untrue
    And your life’s one long delight

Sung here by Vancha March: