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Two Silhouettes | Make Mine Music 1946from Make Mine Music (1946) movie, ballade ballet features David Lichine and Tania Riabouchinskaya, song sung by Dinah Shore. Music by Charles Wolcott and lyrics by Ray Gilbert. Watch video clip |
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Song lyricsTwo silhouettes together in the afterglow.Two silhouettes become as one When lights are low. And with the night slumbering on We'll build a dream for two. A perfect dream set to a theme Lovely as you. Two hearts on fire will soon inspire The stars to dance. The flames that stray will light the way To our romance. And when I hold you in my arms To my heart's delight. Two silhouettes will drift away Into the night. Two hearts on fire will soon inspire The stars to dance. The flames that stray will light the way To our romance. And when I hold you in my arms To my heart's delight. Two silhouettes will drift away Into the night. Will drift away into the night. |
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NotesThe dancers are accompanied by two putti, also in silhouette. The movie segment features rotoscoped animation. Rotoscoping is an animation technique in which animators trace over footage, frame by frame, for use in live-action and animated films. The dancing silhouettes are from images of ballet dancers (and husband and wife) David Lichine (1910-1972) and Tatiana Riabouchinska (1917-2000). Watch songs from original movie soundtrack |
Two silhouettes together in the afterglow
A perfect dream set to a theme
Two hearts on fire will soon inspire
Will drift away into the night
