Margarita
They're playing our song Margarita,
Dance it this last time with me,
It won't be long Margarita,
Soon I'll be over-seas,
Let me know, that you care,
When I've gone over there,
They're playing our song Margarita,
Dance it this last time with me.
Kiss me again Margarita,
Give me a memory of you,
They say in France Margarita,
One more push we'll be through,
Yes I'll write, but where from?
All they'll say is this song,
So kiss me again Margarita,
Give me a memory of you.
It's a new world Margarita,
We'll build when it's through,
In that new world Margarita,
We'll be wed, me and you.
My old great aunt Margarita,
She'd been blind 30 years,
Would tell me of young Margarita,
Of her manor, and her tears,
She would say he was tall,
There's his picture on the wall,
My old great aunt Margarita,
She'd been blind 30 years.
She would ask, is he smiling?
I would stare at the frame,
But the sun was there shining,
Through her window again,
Where that sun always shone,
He had faded and gone,
But she would ask, is he smiling?
I would say, he's the same.
It's a new world Margarita,
We'll build when it's through,
In that new world Margarita,
We'll be wed, me and you.
They're playing our song Margarita,
Dance it this last time with me,
It won't be long Margarita,
Soon I'll be over-seas,
Let me know, that you care,
When I've gone over there,
They're playing our song Margarita,
Dance it this last time with me.
La la la, la la la la.
Dance it this last time with me,
It won't be long Margarita,
Soon I'll be over-seas,
Let me know, that you care,
When I've gone over there,
They're playing our song Margarita,
Dance it this last time with me.
Kiss me again Margarita,
Give me a memory of you,
They say in France Margarita,
One more push we'll be through,
Yes I'll write, but where from?
All they'll say is this song,
So kiss me again Margarita,
Give me a memory of you.
It's a new world Margarita,
We'll build when it's through,
In that new world Margarita,
We'll be wed, me and you.
My old great aunt Margarita,
She'd been blind 30 years,
Would tell me of young Margarita,
Of her manor, and her tears,
She would say he was tall,
There's his picture on the wall,
My old great aunt Margarita,
She'd been blind 30 years.
She would ask, is he smiling?
I would stare at the frame,
But the sun was there shining,
Through her window again,
Where that sun always shone,
He had faded and gone,
But she would ask, is he smiling?
I would say, he's the same.
It's a new world Margarita,
We'll build when it's through,
In that new world Margarita,
We'll be wed, me and you.
They're playing our song Margarita,
Dance it this last time with me,
It won't be long Margarita,
Soon I'll be over-seas,
Let me know, that you care,
When I've gone over there,
They're playing our song Margarita,
Dance it this last time with me.
La la la, la la la la.
Credits
Writer(s): Harvey John Andrews
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