| "And so Live ever, or else swoon to death" | |
| "And the afternoon came into a land... into which it seemed always afternoon." "All around the coast the languid air did swoon." | |
| "I'm the ecstasy "that makes you swoon" | |
| "In sort of wakeful swoon, perplexed she lay" | |
| "When the full moon looms..." "the earth's in a swoon." | |
| "And so Live ever, or else swoon to death" | |
| "And the afternoon came into a land... into which it seemed always afternoon." "All around the coast the languid air did swoon." | |
| "I'm the ecstasy "that makes you swoon" | |
| "In sort of wakeful swoon, perplexed she lay" | |
| "When the full moon looms..." "the earth's in a swoon." | |
| "'Beware of fainting fits. Beware of swoons."' | |
| "Beware of fainting fits, beware of swoons." | |
| - She swoons to see them bleed. | |
| And last night, did she go into one of her 'swoons'? | |
| I prefer not to get paged because a patient swoons. | |
| "'Beware of fainting fits. Beware of swoons."' | |
| "Beware of fainting fits, beware of swoons." | |
| - She swoons to see them bleed. | |
| And last night, did she go into one of her 'swoons'? | |
| I prefer not to get paged because a patient swoons. | |
| - She swooned | |
| And it wasn't easy, believe me, but, you know, I turned on the Cohen charm, as usual, and... the lady swooned. | |
| And when I told the empress of this sport, she swooned almost at my pleasing tale, and for my tidings gave me twenty kisses. What? | |
| At that point, gentlemen, the duchess swooned at my feet. | |
| Because I swooned. | |
| - If only I were the swooning type. | |
| - Will send sailors swooning... - Will send sailors swooning all day | |
| A lush, swooning, romantic duet. | |
| And you do cling to cases like a swooning debutante to her folding fan, and nearly as emotional. | |
| At the last minute, your father zooms off to speak to a bunch of swooning Jungian analysts is taos. | |
| - She swooned | |
| And it wasn't easy, believe me, but, you know, I turned on the Cohen charm, as usual, and... the lady swooned. | |
| And when I told the empress of this sport, she swooned almost at my pleasing tale, and for my tidings gave me twenty kisses. What? | |
| At that point, gentlemen, the duchess swooned at my feet. | |
| Because I swooned. | |
| - If only I were the swooning type. | |
| - Will send sailors swooning... - Will send sailors swooning all day | |
| A lush, swooning, romantic duet. | |
| And you do cling to cases like a swooning debutante to her folding fan, and nearly as emotional. | |
| At the last minute, your father zooms off to speak to a bunch of swooning Jungian analysts is taos. | |
