We’ll Never Know

A popular song from 1938
Words and music by Irving Berlin


The sheet music:


Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:


Lyrics

  1. After all these years I can’t forget
    The happiness that I once knew
    Maybe there’s a spark that’s burning yet
    And filling me with thoughts of you
    Gone is the treasure we found and let go
    Was it worth keeping? We never will know

Chorus
There might have been a sky of blue
For me and you, we’ll never know
There might have been a garden, too
Where roses grew, we’ll never know
We might have built a castle high
For you were young and so was I
But we just kissed and said “Goodbye”
And so we’ll never know

  1. Maybe we had found the thing we sought
    And maybe it was worth the cost
    Leaving it behind without a thought
    What happiness we might have lost
    Maybe the rose that we covered with snow
    Wanted to blossom, we never will know