<p>My Heart Stood Still by Rodgers & Hart 1927 from A Connecticut Yankee</p>
<p>Through all my school days, I hated boys
Those April Fool days brought me loveless joys
I read my Plato, Love, I thought a sin
But since your kiss, I’m reading Missus Glyn!</p>
<p>I took one look at you, that’s all I meant to do
And then my heart stood still
My feet could step and walk, my lips could move and talk
And yet my heart stood still</p>
<p>Though not a single word was spoken, I could tell you knew
That unfelt clasp of hands told me so well you knew
I never lived at all until the thrill of that moment when
My heart stood still</p>
<p>Though not a single word was spoken, I could tell you knew
That unfelt clasp of hands told me so well you knew
I never lived at all until that thrill of that moment when
My heart stood still</p>
<p>male (or gender non-specific) verse:
I laughed at sweethearts I met in schools
All indiscreet hearts seemed romantic fools
A house in Iceland was my heart’s domain
I saw your eyes, now castles rise in Spain</p>