“Whom can I run to
What have you done to
My heart…”

—  Yip Harburg

&quot;April in Paris&quot; (1932) - Sarah Vaughan &amp; Ella Fitzgerald renditions http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PO8Mco70sWg - Doris Day version http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StUurOG9h34 <br class="br">Context: I never knew the charm of spring<br>Never met it face to face<br>I never knew my heart could sing<br>Never missed a warm embrace<br>&#x27;Til April in Paris.<br>Whom can I run to<br>What have you done to<br>My heart...

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American song lyricist 1896–1981

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