Just Say I Love Her (Dicitencello Vuie) Vic Damone
"Just Say I Love Her (Dicitencello Vuie)" by Vic Damone, released in 1956, is a romantic pop ballad. The lyrics express a longing for love and the desire for heartfelt communication. Its lush orchestration and Damone's smooth vocals create an emotional atmosphere. The song highlights themes of love and vulnerability, contributing to its timeless appeal. #Pop
Just say I love her
I've loved her from the start
And tell her how I'm yearning
To say what's in my heart
Just say I need her
As roses need the rain
And tell her that without her
My dreams are all in vain
If you should chance to meet her
Anytime, any place, anywhere
Say I was a fool to leave her
Tell her how much a fool can care
And if she tells you
She's lonely now and then
Won't you just say I love her
And want her back again
'A voglio bene
'A voglio bene assajе
Dicitencello vuje
Ca nun mm' 'a scordo majе
And if she tells you
She's lonely now and then
Won't you just say I love her
And want her back again
Just say I love her
I've loved her from the start
And tell her how I'm yearning
To say what's in my heart
Just say I need her
As roses need the rain
And tell her that without her
My dreams are all in vain
If you should chance to meet her
Anytime, any place, anywhere
Say I was a fool to leave her
Tell her how much a fool can care
And if she tells you
She's lonely now and then
Won't you just say I love her
And want her back again
'A voglio bene
'A voglio bene assajе
Dicitencello vuje
Ca nun mm' 'a scordo majе
And if she tells you
She's lonely now and then
Won't you just say I love her
And want her back again
Just say I love her
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