Rosabella Robert Weede

"Rosabella" by Robert Weede is a #Classical song released in 1954. The lyrics express deep longing and romantic devotion, capturing the beauty and complexity of love. Unique musical elements include lush orchestration and emotive vocal delivery. The song resonates with themes of passion and nostalgia, making it a timeless classic in romantic music.

[TONY, spoken]
Mamma, Mamma. I know it's-a wrong what I'm-a do. Ma, I gotta do. 'Cause I ain't young no more. And I ain't good lookin'. And I ain't smart. And sometime soon I want Rosabella come down here to Napa and get marry. I gotta send-a Joe's pitch'!

(sung)
She think maybe I'm-a young man with a handsome kinda face
That's-a why I'm-a gotta do what I'm-a do
She think maybe I'm-a young man with a handsome kinda face
And me, I don't wanna show her what's true

Oh, my beautiful Rosabella
Sweet like a flower
Rosabella, look
My heart, he's in you power

Rosabella
Young like a baby
Rosabella, say someday
You love me, maybe

I'm-a scared to look in you eye
And shake-a you hand hello
I'm-a scared you slap-a my face
And you go

Oh, my beautiful Rosabella
Sweet like a flower
Rosabella, look
My heart, he's in you power
Rosabella, I'm-a love you so!

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