Isle of Capri Frank Sinatra

"Isle of Capri," released in 1957, is a #Jazz standard performed by Frank Sinatra. The song captures themes of romance and nostalgia, depicting a longing for love and memories associated with the picturesque Isle of Capri. Its lush orchestration and smooth melodies evoke a dreamy atmosphere, highlighting Sinatra's vocal charm. The song remains a classic, showcasing the allure of travel and romantic escapism.

'Twas on the Isle of Capri that I found her
Beneath the shade of an old walnut tree
Oh, I can still see the flowers bloomin' 'round her
Where we met on the Isle of Capri

She was as sweet as a rose at the dawning
But somehow fate hadn't meant her for me
And though I sailed with the tide in the morning
Still my heart's on the Isle of Capri

Summertime was nearly over
Blue Italian sky above
I said "Lady, I'm a rover
Can you spare a sweet word o'love?"

She whispered softly "It's best not to linger"
And then as I kissed her hand I could see
She wore a lovely meatball on her finger
'Twas goodbye at the Villa Capri

Instrumental-horns with mandolin

Summertime was nearly over
Blue Italian sky above
I said "Lady, I'm a rover
Can you spare a fine word o'love?"

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