Where Is The Life That Late I Led? (Kiss Me Kate)-Alfred Drake/Pembroke Davenport

[00:05.44]Since I reached the charming age of puberty [00:10.71]And began to finger feminine curls, [00:14.06]Like a show that's typically Shuberty [00:17.30]I have always a multitude of girls, [00:20.71]But now that a married man, at last, am I, [00:26.54]How aware of my dear, departed past am I. [00:33.70]Where is the life that late I led? [00:36.77]Where is it now? Totally dead. [00:40.05]Where is the fun I used to find? [00:43.28]Where has it gone? Gone with the wind. [00:46.62]A married life may all be well, [00:50.05]But raising an heir [00:51.25]Could never compare [00:52.03]With raising a bit of hell, [00:53.34]So I repeat what first I said, [00:56.28]Where is the life that late I... [01:02.11]In dear Milano, where are you, Momo, [01:08.58]Still selling those pictures of the Scriptures in the Duomo? [01:13.56]And, Carolina, where are you, Lina, [01:19.88]Still peddling your pizza in the streets o' Taormina? [01:23.87]And in Firenze, where are you, Alice, [01:30.89]Still there in your pretty, itty-bitty Pitti Palace? [01:36.68]And sweet Lucretia, so young and gay-ee? [01:43.85]What scandalous doin's in the ruins of Pompeii! [01:50.62]Where is the life that late I led? [01:53.77]Where is it now? Totally dead. [01:56.96]Where is the fun I used to find? [02:00.20]Where has it gone? Gone with the wind. [02:03.64]The marriage game is quite all right, [02:06.97]Yes, during the day [02:07.97]It's easy to play [02:08.73]But, oh, what a bore at night, [02:10.29]So I repeat what first I said [02:12.91]Where is the life that late I? [02:19.28]Where is Rebecca, my Becki-weckio, [02:25.76]Could still she be cruising that amusing Ponte Vecchio? [02:31.47]Where is Fedora, the wild virago? [02:37.78]It's lucky I missed her gangster sister from Chicago. [02:42.89]Where is Venetia, who loved to chat so, [02:49.70]Could still she be drinkin' in her stinkin' pink palazzo? [02:55.21]And lovely Lisa, where are you, Lisa? [03:01.86]You gave a new meaning to the leaning tow'r of Pisa. [03:09.22]Where is the life that late I led? [03:12.45]Where is it now? Totally dead. [03:15.80]Where is the fun I used to find? [03:19.14]Where has it gone? Gone with the wind. [03:22.50]I've oft been told of nuptial bliss, [03:26.33]But what do you do, [03:27.34]A quarter to two, [03:29.21]With only a shrew to kiss? [03:31.23]So I repeat what first I said, [03:33.90]Where is the life that late I led?