Tony Bennett - Sixty Years: The Artistry of Tony Bennett

I Walk a Little Faster

Up Madison, down Park, every day and often after dark
Pretending that we'll meet
Each time I turn a corner, I walk a little faster
Pretending life is sweet
'Cause love's around the corner, I walk a little faster

Can't begin to see my future shine as yet
No sign as yet, you're mine as yet
Rushing toward a face I can't define as yet
Keep bumping into walls taking lots of falls

But even though I meet at each and every corner
With nothing but disaster
I set my chin a little higher, hope a little longer
Build a little stringer castle in the air
And thinking you'll be there, I walk a little faster

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Writer(s): Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh
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