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E.Y. “Yip” Harburg

August 27, 2013 ypadmin

E.Y. “Yip” Harburg, an essay by Benjamin Sears, Harburg scholar and performer, 1999.

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I, whoever I am,
Love, whatever that is,
You, whoever you are,
If I could let my heart commit me,
Bells would probably ring,
Birds would possibly sing,
Stars would fall from the sky,
But I wouldn’t know what hit me.
 
Lyric excerpt: “I, Whoever I Am”
words by Yip Harburg; music by Sammy Fain
unpublished, 1973

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