Listen to The Sweetest Sounds by Richard Rodgers

The Sweetest Sounds

Richard Rodgers

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Diahann Carroll And Richard Kiley "The Sweetest Sounds" From The 1962 Broadway Musical "No Strings"

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Listen to No Strings (Original 1962 Broadway Cast) by Richard Rodgers, Richard Kiley & Diahann Carroll

ALBUMNo Strings (Original 1962 Broadway Cast)Richard Rodgers, Richard Kiley & Diahann Carroll

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS

Diahann Carroll

Diahann Carroll

Vocals

Richard Kiley

Vocals

Walter Wegner

Flute

Aaron Sachs

Clarinet

Ernest Mauro

Oboe

James Sedler

Trumpet

James Dahl

Trombone

Walter Kane

Bassoon

Ronnie Bedford

Drums

COMPOSITION & LYRICS

Samuel Taylor

Lyrics

PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING

Andy Wiswell

Producer

Dickie Jones

Producer

Alan Silverman

Mastering Engineer

Lyrics

The sweetest sounds I'll ever hear

Are still inside my head

The kindest words I'll ever know

Are waiting to be said

The most entrancing sight of all

Is yet for me to see

And the dearest love in all the world

Is waiting somewhere for me

Is waiting somewhere

Somewhere for me

The sweetest sounds I'll ever hear

Are still inside my head

The kindest words I'll ever know

Are waiting to be said

The most entrancing sight of all

Is yet for me to see

And the dearest love in all the world

Is waiting somewhere for me

Is waiting somewhere

Somewhere for me

The sweetest sounds I'll ever hear

Are still inside my head

The kindest words I'll ever know

Are waiting to be said

The most entrancing sight of all

Is yet for me to see

And the dearest love in all the world

Is waiting somewhere for me

Is waiting somewhere

Somewhere for me

Somewhere for me

The sweetest sounds I'll ever hear (The sweetest sounds I'll ever hear)

Are still inside my head

The kindest words I'll ever know (The kindest words I'll ever know)

Are waiting to be said

The most entrancing sight of all

Is yet for me to see (Is yet for me to see)

And the dearest love in all the world

Is waiting somewhere for me (waiting somewhere)

Is waiting somewhere

Somewhere for me

Somewhere for me

Is waiting somewhere

Somewhere for me

Written by: Samuel Taylor