The New Moon (IRVING BERLIN-1919)

A popular song from 1919.
Inspired by the Norma Talmadge Screen Production (Silent Movie), “THE NEW MOON”.
Words and Music by Irving Berlin.
Copyright ©19 Jul 1919.
Sheet Music from the collection of Michael Deatz.


The sheet music:


Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:


Lyrics

  1. Beneath a sky of gray
    The lovers stroll along
    The flowers have died away
    The birds have hushed their song
    There’s a teardrop in her eye
    For he’s come to say good-bye
    He whispers “Dearie, don’t you cry
    For I won’t be long”

Chorus
When the new moon is shining
I’m coming back to you
Clouds have a silvery lining
Soon the silver will be peeping thru
Angel hands will be mending
A broken romance soon
They will bless us with a happy ending
‘Neath the bright new moon

  1. The clouds will roll away
    And then we’ll meet again
    A happy wedding day
    Will dawn upon us then
    Little sweetheart, don’t you pine
    Soon you’ll see the new moon shine
    A little patience, girl of mine
    Till we meet again

Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein: