Senorita 1902

James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 02 Sep 2004

When the moon is softly beaming,
and stars are shining bright;
when my love is sweetly dreaming,
in the calm and stilly night
It is then I serenade her,
with song and mandolin
for love's a bold invader,
and calls to her within.

Oh! love, ting, ting a ling,
ting ting a ling, tum tum,
Senorita none is sweeter,
Ah, ting ting a ling, ting ting a ling,
dear one, I am waiting, don't you see,
from your window up above me,
tell me you will ever be
so true, look down and love me
as I know that I love thee.

When the nightingale is singing
to stars up in the skies
all my love to her I'm bringing
in songs to her bright eyes.
To her lips and golden tresses,
her form and face so sweet,
and with music's soft caresses
I worship at her feet.

Oh! love, ting, ting a ling,
ting ting a ling, tum tum,
Senorita none is sweeter,
Ah, ting ting a ling, ting ting a ling,
dear one, I am waiting, don't you see,
from your window up above me,
tell me you will ever be
so true, look down and love me
as I know that I love thee.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Senorita 1902
A Serenade by Leah Russell
© 1902 by F. A. Mills 48 W.29th St. N.Y.
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Thursday 02 September 2004 at 00.50
in association with Doug Grierson
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