Johnny Mathis - This Is Love

Poinciana

Blow... tropic wind...
Sing a song... through the trees.

Trees... sigh to me...
Soon my love... I will see.

Poinciana,
Your branches speak to me of love.
Pale moon is casting shadows from above.

Poinciana,
Somehow I feel the jungle heat
Within me, there grows a rhythmic, savage
beat.

Love is everywhere, its magic perfume fills the air.
To and fro, you sway, my heart's in time,
I've learned to care.

Poinciana,
From now until the dawning day,
I'll learn to love forever come what may.

Blow... tropic wind,
Sing a song through the trees.
Trees... sigh to me
Soon my love... I will see.

Poinciana...



Credits
Writer(s): Buddy Bernier, Nat Simon
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Put on a Happy Face - From the B'way Musical, "Bye Bye Birdie"
  2. Poinciana
  3. The Touch of Your Lips
  4. Just Move Along, Meadow Lark
  5. Under a Blanket of Blue
  6. Over the Week End
  7. More - From the United Artists Film, "Mondo Cane"
  8. You Love Me - From the B'way Musical, "Tovarich"
  9. Limehouse Blues - From the MGM Film, "Ziegfeld Follies"
  10. What Do You Feel in Your Heart

All Album Tracks: This Is Love >

Altri album

  1. Christmas Time Is Here
  2. Christmas Sped & Slowed
  3. Christmas Instrumentals & Karaoke
  4. A Merry Little Christmas
  5. Up, Up And Away (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, November 12, 1967) - Single
  6. I Love My Lady
  7. The Island
  8. Odds & Ends: That's What Makes the Music Play
  9. Johnny Mathis Sings the Great New American Songbook
  10. Hallelujah

All Albums of Johnny Mathis >

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