The Riviera Tony Bennett
"The Riviera" by Tony Bennett is a #Jazz song released in 1953. The lyrics evoke nostalgia and romance, painting a picturesque image of love and leisure in a glamorous setting. The song features Bennett's smooth vocals, lush orchestration, and a vibrant melody, capturing the allure of the French Riviera. Its timeless charm continues to resonate in popular culture.
The Riviera
On every street a gay casino
Where continentals sip their vino
And leave their fortunes to chance
The Riviera
Nevada’s number one casino
Where ladies make the play for dino
In that pursuit of romance
Every gay mademoiselle
Is disarming some maharajah
With the daring of her décolletage
Every [?] will be willing to bet you
She’s gonna be what you will get
Ah the Riviera
Wherе every golden coat of suntan
Has cost thе gold of more than one man
Who wasn't warned in advance
He can live like a king
Have a fabulous fling
Then as a token for the dough that he's sunk
He gets a little label slapped on his trunk
The Riviera
On every street a gay casino
Where continentals sip their vino
And leave their fortunes to chance
The Riviera
Nevada’s number one casino
Where ladies make the play for dino
In that pursuit of romance
Every gay mademoiselle
Is disarming some maharajah
With the daring of her décolletage
Every [?] will be willing to bet you
She’s gonna be what you will get
Ah the Riviera
Wherе every golden coat of suntan
Has cost thе gold of more than one man
Who wasn't warned in advance
He can live like a king
Have a fabulous fling
Then as a token for the dough that he's sunk
He gets a little label slapped on his trunk
The Riviera
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