Sombrero 1905 A Mexican Serenade

James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 07 Nov 2004

Way down by the sil'vry Rio Grande,
there lives Sombrero,
a cowboy brave,
far out in that golden prairie land,
he rides where pampas plumes
serenely wave,
with jingling spurs he comes to town,
wherein the plaza's shade,
each lovely maid,
with soulful glance from eyes of brown
to win his heart so true and strong
will sing this song.

Sombrero, Sombrero
won't you greet a Senorita
say we'll never part,
Sombrero, Sombrero
truly you have rounded up my heart.

Sombrero, Sombrero
won't you greet a Senorita
say we'll never part,
Sombrero, Sombrero
truly you have rounded up my heart.

All day as he gaily rides the range,
Sombrero's dreaming of maidens dear,
night comes ev'ry dream so fair and strange,
comes true where mandolins are sounding clear,
and when the dance ends all too soon,
a cigarette he rolls,
and slowly strolls,
beneath the golden southern moon
to hear this song
from some sweet girl with heart awhirl.

Sombrero, Sombrero
won't you greet a Senorita
say we'll never part,
Sombrero, Sombrero
truly you have rounded up my heart.

Sombrero, Sombrero
won't you greet a Senorita
say we'll never part,
Sombrero, Sombrero
truly you have rounded up my heart.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Sombrero 1905 A Mexican Serenade
Words by James O'Dea
Music by Neil Moret
Performer: [Louise Dresser]
© MCMV by Jerome H. Remick and Company N.Y.
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Sunday 07 November 2004 at 16.56
in association with Doug Grierson
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