I Could Have Danced All Night





I
Could Have Danced All Night is the joyous exuberance from discovered love.
Written from the monumental musical My Fair Lady and released to the silver
screen, lyricist Alan Jay Lerner and composer Frederick Lowe conveys joy beyond
comprehension at loves revelation.

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