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Hasta Mañana - Arthur Greenslade



     
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Where is the spring and the summer
That once was yours and mine?
Where did it go? I just don't know
But still my love for you will live foreverHasta manana 'til we meet again
Don't know where, don't know when
Darling, our love was much too strong to die
We'll find a way to face a new tomorrowHasta manana, say we'll meet again, I can't do without you
Time to forget, send me a letter
Say you forgive, sooner the better
Hasta manana, baby, hasta manana, until thenWhere is the dream we were dreaming
And all the nights we shared
Where did they go? I just don't know
And I can't tell you just how much I miss youHasta manana 'til we meet again
Don't know where, don't know when
Darling, our love was much too strong to die
We'll find a way to face a new tomorrowHasta manana, say we'll meet again, I can't do without you
Time to forget, send me a letter
Say you forgive, the sooner the better

Hasta manana, baby, hasta manana, until thenHasta manana, say we'll meet again, I can't do without you
Time to forget, send me a letter
Say you forgive, the sooner the better
Hasta manana, baby, hasta manana, until then

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Arthur Greenslade (4 May 1923, Northfleet, Kent - 27 November 2003 Sydney, Australia) is a British conductor and arranger for films and television as well as a for a number of performers. In the 1950s he was pianist / arranger with the Oscar Rabin Band. He has arranged for Jack Jones, Chris Farlowe, Serge Gainsbourg, Cat Stevens, Diana Ross. and Dusty Springfield. For Shirley Bassey he famously arranged Goldfinger and Send in the Clowns. He has conducted orchestras in the Hollywood Bowl and Carnegie Hall, and was musical director for Engelbert Humperdinck and Shirley Bassey.

Read more about Arthur Greenslade on Last.fm.


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