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Shippin' Out Tomorrow - Cast of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Lyrics by:Darren Clark/Jethro Compton
Composed by:Darren Clark
Produced by:Luke Swaffield/Darren Clark/Mark Aspinall
That night Benjamin found himself in an elegant hall
Overlooking the vast naval fleet
Where fourteen hundred and fifty of the nation's bravest men
And women danced like there was no tomorrow
One two three four
Benjamin Button in the dancin' hall
On the night of the Portsmouth navy ball
Benjamin stands at the crowded bar
I'm off to France mate
Au revoir
And we're all singin'
"Oh my darlin' come back home to me"
As Benjamin's otherwise occupied
The doors of the dancin' hall swings wide
And steppin' into the ball unseen
Enter Miss Elowen Keene
And we'rе all singin'
"Oh my darlin' come back home to me"
Well I'm shippin' out tomorrow
I'm headed out my way
Well I'm shippin' out tomorrow woah
If I'm shippin' out tomorrow
Well before the mornin' light
Then we better make the most of tonight
Elowen Keene sees Benjamin
And Benjamin Button sees Elowen
Across that hall of dancin' feet
Two star-crossed lovers' eyes do meet
And we're all singin'
"Oh my darlin' come back home to me"
"Oh my darlin' come back home to me"
"Oh my darlin' come back home to me"
Ah
Wonderin' if could it be?
She makes her move
Would you dance with me?
Benjamin says
I never could dance
Elowen says
Well now's your chance
It really ain't that hard to do
Oh no I'll just embarrass you
Then a thought pops into Elowen's head
Alright I've got an idea
Out of the doors and headin' down
Into the night of Portsea town
Where all the sounds of the night are heard
From a lover's cry to a whispered word
And we're all singin'
"Oh my darlin' come back home"
Elowen Keene takes Benjamin's hand
And leads him down to the old bandstand
Where they danced their steps to a silent tune
Beside the sea beneath the moon
The Second World War would last another three hundred and thirty-seven days
One hour thirty-six minutes and twenty-four seconds
But it was the events of this night June fifth 1944
That would change the lives of Benjamin and Elowen forever
Time can heal and time can fly
And time can even pass us by
Sometimes we have time to kill
But in this moment time stands still
Time stands still
Time stands still
Well I'm shippin' out tomorrow
I'm headed out my way
Headed out my way
Well I'm shippin' out tomorrow woah
If I'm shippin' out tomorrow
Well before the mornin' light
Then we better make the most
It's all just a matter of time
So we better make the most of tonight