
I Could Go on Singing
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(0.00 / 0 votes)I could go on singing
Till the cows come home
And the rooster
starts to crow
Crow, crow
When I see your eyes
I go all out
I must vocalize
till you shout
Enough already
I could go on singing
Till the moon turns pink
Anything from "Faust" to
Ink-a-dink-a-dink
Love does funny things
When it hits you this way
I must keep on singing
Like a lark,
going strong
With my heart
on the wings of a song
Singing day
Dr. Donne?
Please come in, Miss Bowman.
Mr. Donne's expecting you.
Thank you.
This way, please.
David.
Hello, Jenny.
Is this awfully inconvenient?
I don't think so.
Come on up.
I'll take your coat.
That's for social calls.
Well, you did say this
was business, didn't you?
Yes, Doctor.
Business.
Well, the business department
is in here.
Why do they call you Mister
if you're a doctor?
Surgeons are called Mister.
I see. You mean like a marquis
being called a lord?
Secrets of the trade.
Won't you sit down?
- Yes. Thank you.
- Now, then, what is it?
Ear, nose, or throat?
Do you take care of
Yes.
Which is it?
Were you surprised
to hear from me?
A little.
You sang this afternoon.
Charity concert, wasn't it?
Yes. How do you know?
It was in all the papers.
How did it go?
- It was ghastly.
- That means it was good.
No, it was terrible.
It was awful.
My throat was very raw,
and I couldn't...
I just sort of croaked out
the performance.
Tell me, am I keeping
this secretary person of yours?
No, no. She works here.
I know, but it's terribly late,
and it's Sunday, and I thought...
She's used to it.
Will you go on?
Well, I just...
I just got scared
I was going to lose my voice.
Since when?
Since when what?
Since when were you scared
that you were losing your voice?
Well, since I got to England.
And don't tell me
it's the climate...
because Tepaldi
and Callas sing here...
and they do very well.
Shall we take a look?
Would you come over here,
please?
Sit down.
How are your sinuses?
I don't know.
They're kind of...
- Any colds recently?
- No.
You used to have
a lot of colds.
Yes, but then they invented
paper handkerchiefs...
and that sort of
took the fun out of it.
Would you open
your mouth, please?
Wide.
Thank you.
All right. Say ahh.
Thank you.
Now I'm going to have a look
at your larynx.
I'm going to take
this piece of gauze...
Gauze, and you're going
to hold my tongue with it...
and you want me to relax
and breathe slowly in and out...
- and completely...
- Would you just do it?
- Yes, I will.
- Thank you.
Would you put out your tongue?
Yes, thank you.
You know,
I've been thinking...
Would you just sit there
for a moment?
Would you come back?
Excuse me.
I've been thinking
about Atlantic City.
Do you ever think about
Atlantic City, David?
Yes, I have done.
Does this hurt?
Would you swallow?
Thank you.
Well, am I going to lose
my voice, or what?
What do you think?
You mean there's
nothing wrong with me.
Your throat's a bit rough,
it's red, you've been singing...
and you've been smoking
too much.
When do you open in London?
Five days.
Look, do you mind
if I get out of...
I'm very sorry.
Of course, do.
I'll give you something
to ease the roughness.
Not that you'll take it.
But if you have got five days...
I strongly urge you
to take three of them off.
What would you advise,
a brisk walk through Hyde Park?
Sleep, rest, relaxation.
Where can I buy those?
Have a gargle
night and morning.
All right.
Well, why don't you
get me off on the right foot...
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