Ro Ro Rosey Van Morrison

"Ro Ro Rosey" by Van Morrison, released in 1971, is a #Folk rock song that explores themes of love, longing, and nostalgia. The lyrics depict a heartfelt yearning for a romantic connection, with a playful yet poignant tone. Musically, it features a blend of acoustic guitar and soulful melodies, showcasing Morrison's signature vocal style. The song captures a sense of simplicity and warmth, reflecting the joys and challenges of relationships. Its enduring appeal has made it a beloved track among fans, contributing to Morrison's legacy as a prominent figure in music.

Ro ro ro ro ro ro ro rosey
Ro ro ro ro ro ro ro rosey
You're the apple of my eye
Ice cream in my cherry pie, pie

She's just sixteen and she's not yet grown
She never goes out on her own
She lives way up on the Avenue of Trees
Where I chanced to walk in the cool night breeze
And I, I see her face, her smile, her hair
I cry, "Oh, uh uh uh uh, uh uh uh uh."

Ro ro ro ro ro ro ro rosey
Ro ro ro ro ro ro ro rosey
You're the apple of my eye
Ice cream in my cherry pie, pie
Huh uh, huh uh, huh uh

She came on walking down the avenue and I said
"Baby, can I come in, baby, can I come in
And love you one more time?"
She said, "I love you, babe."
I said, "D-d-d-do you, whoa woman, do you
Do you love me?"

Ro ro ro ro ro ro ro rosey
Ro ro ro ro ro ro ro rosey
You're the apple of my eye
Ice cream in my cherry pie

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