(There’s Always Room For) Love In A Movie Bob Kayli

"(There’s Always Room For) Love In A Movie" by Bob Kayli, released in 1963, is a #Pop song that explores themes of romance and the idealized portrayal of love in films. The lyrics convey a sense of nostalgia for cinematic love stories, emphasizing the notion that love transcends reality. The catchy melody and upbeat tempo contribute to its charm, making it a memorable tune of its time. The song reflects the cultural fascination with Hollywood romance, capturing the optimism of the era.

[Chorus]
Oh, well, there's always room for love in a movie
No matter what it’s all about
Love is the one thing that any good movie
Just couldn't do without

[Post-Chorus]
Oh, take a Western movie

[Verse 1]
A wagon train moves across the plains
And everybody's hot and tired
When out of nowhere, a flaming arrow
Sets one of the wagons on fire
They form a tight circle while ten thousand Indians
Come charging in for the slaughter
And there our hero stands with a guitar in his hands
Making love to the judge’s daughter

[Chorus]
Because thеre's always room for love in a movie
No mattеr what it's all about
Love is the one thing that any good movie
Just couldn't do without

[Post-Chorus]
Oh, take a fiction movie

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