| ! But I need a romance first. | |
| " Marjorie and Jo-Jo love romantic evenings... and romance in New York City always starts on Broadway." | |
| "...the thing that's known as romance is wonderful | |
| "..romance and love from their hearts." | |
| "A rebound romance burns fast and hot like a shooting star and leaves the rebounder blind to the flameout ahead." | |
| ! But I need a romance first. | |
| " Marjorie and Jo-Jo love romantic evenings... and romance in New York City always starts on Broadway." | |
| "...the thing that's known as romance is wonderful | |
| "..romance and love from their hearts." | |
| "A rebound romance burns fast and hot like a shooting star and leaves the rebounder blind to the flameout ahead." | |
| "From romances" | |
| "Supposedly impossible romances have filled drawers "and the heads of poets who write verbses... | |
| # Get a lot of chances for romances # | |
| #Once people had time for love, # they were writing spring romances, # but if today's boys and girls are in love # they don't talk a lot, they dance # love is a heavenly power | |
| 'Bout time to let childhood romances go, don't you think? | |
| "From romances" | |
| "Supposedly impossible romances have filled drawers "and the heads of poets who write verbses... | |
| # Get a lot of chances for romances # | |
| #Once people had time for love, # they were writing spring romances, # but if today's boys and girls are in love # they don't talk a lot, they dance # love is a heavenly power | |
| 'Bout time to let childhood romances go, don't you think? | |
| #They romanced to # | |
| - Uh, romanced. | |
| Another legend at Metro was my good friend Fred Astaire who always romanced a glamorous partner in his motion pictures. | |
| But instead of being, of being grateful, instead of being 'romanced' you're instantly convinced that I'm ensconced in some decrepit tacky, underhand clandestine affair! | |
| Dwight Dixon romanced Vivian to get what he wanted. | |
| "... some quick romancing, and then a shower. | |
| # At romancing | |
| # For dancing # # Soon becomes romancing # | |
| # I don't know why, I just do # you never seem to want my romancing | |
| # Tum fa la la, tum fa la la, come, let's go dancing # # twirling and swirling, whirling romancing # | |
| #They romanced to # | |
| - Uh, romanced. | |
| Another legend at Metro was my good friend Fred Astaire who always romanced a glamorous partner in his motion pictures. | |
| But instead of being, of being grateful, instead of being 'romanced' you're instantly convinced that I'm ensconced in some decrepit tacky, underhand clandestine affair! | |
| Dwight Dixon romanced Vivian to get what he wanted. | |
| "... some quick romancing, and then a shower. | |
| # At romancing | |
| # For dancing # # Soon becomes romancing # | |
| # I don't know why, I just do # you never seem to want my romancing | |
| # Tum fa la la, tum fa la la, come, let's go dancing # # twirling and swirling, whirling romancing # | |
