Rosalie
Brown ray Lyrics
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Rosalie, my dream.
Since one night when stars danced above,
I'm oh, oh, so much in love,
So Rosalie, have mercy.
Rosalie, don't decline.
Won't you make my life thrilling
And tell me you're willing to be mine,
In Brown Ray's song "Rosalie", the lyrics express the deep love and infatuation the singer feels towards a woman named Rosalie. The use of endearing terms such as "my darling" and "my dream" convey the intensity of his emotions. The lyrics mention a specific night where stars danced above, perhaps indicating a romantic evening the two shared. The repetition of "oh so much in love" emphasizes the depth and sincerity of the singer's feelings. He implores Rosalie to "have mercy" and not turn him down, expressing his desire for her to be a part of his life and make it more thrilling. The final plea for her to be his, "Rosalie, mine," serves as a powerful declaration of his love.
Line by Line Meaning
Rosalie, my darling,
My beloved Rosalie,
Rosalie, my dream.
My dream girl Rosalie.
Since one night when stars danced above,
Ever since that one night when the stars twinkled above us,
I'm oh, oh, so much in love,
I'm madly in love, oh so in love,
So Rosalie, have mercy.
Please Rosalie, take pity on me,
Rosalie, don't decline.
Please don't say no, Rosalie,
Won't you make my life thrilling
Please make my life exciting,
And tell me you're willing to be mine,
And let me know that you want to be mine,
Rosalie, mine.
My beloved Rosalie.
Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: COLE PORTER
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