A Call From The Vatican
Penélope Cruz Lyrics


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Guido

Pronto.

Signore Contini. Telephone. Go ahead.

Guido,
I was lazing around my bedroom
When an idea occured to me I thought you might be
Wondering about.
Guido

Who's not wearing any clothes?
I'm not, my darling.
Who's afraid to kiss your toes?
I'm not.
Your mama, dear, is blowing into your ear
So you'll get her loud and clear.
I need you to squeeze me here
And here
And here

Is something wrong?

Um, I'm not sure. It's about my film. It's from the Vatican.
Go head, mon Signore.

Coochie coochie coochie coo
I've got a plan for what I'm gonna do to you
So hot!
You're gonna steam and scream
And vibrate like a string I'm plucking.
Kiss your fevered little brow,
Pinch your cheeks till you say "ow".
And I can hardly wait to show you how
Guido
Who won't care if you come to me tired and over-worked?
I won't, bambino!
Who knows a therapy to beat what you can get from me?
I don't!
But this will have to be enough for now.
Guido




Ciao.
I love you, Guido.

Overall Meaning

The song "Call from the Vatican" by Penelope Cruz, which was featured in the movie "Nine", is a sultry and seductive conversation between the singer, Guido, and his mistress. The song begins with Guido answering the phone and immediately heard the voice of his mistress, who has a plan for what she's going to do to him. She teases and taunts Guido with sensual lyrics about her need to be close to him and to caress him in various ways.


The chorus of the song, "Guido, who won't care if you come to me tired and over-worked? I won't, bambino! Who knows a therapy to beat what you can get from me? I don't!" suggests that Guido's mistress knows him intimately and is able to provide him with the relief and escape from his troubles that he needs. She tells him to come to her and not worry about anything else but feeling satisfied, implying that she will take care of his needs in ways that others cannot. The song ends with the mistress expressing her love for Guido, leaving the listener to wonder about the nature of their relationship and how it fits into the larger context of the movie's plot.


Overall, "Call from the Vatican" is a steamy and provocative song that captures the forbidden passion and allure of Guido's extramarital affair. The seductive and flirtatious lyrics, set against a sultry jazz background, make this song a standout in the movie's soundtrack.


Line by Line Meaning

Guido
Penelope Cruz addresses Guido, the person she is speaking to on the phone.


I was lazing around my bedroom When an idea occured to me I thought you might be Wondering about.
Penelope Cruz had an idea while lazing around her bedroom and thinks Guido may be curious about it.


Who's not wearing any clothes? I'm not, my darling. Who's afraid to kiss your toes? I'm not. Your mama, dear, is blowing into your ear So you'll get her loud and clear. I need you to squeeze me here And here And here
Penelope Cruz is making suggestive comments to Guido, expressing her desire for intimacy.


Um, I'm not sure. It's about my film. It's from the Vatican. Go head, mon Signore.
Guido asks if something is wrong, and Penelope Cruz responds that her film has something to do with the Vatican.


Coochie coochie coochie coo I've got a plan for what I'm gonna do to you So hot! You're gonna steam and scream And vibrate like a string I'm plucking. Kiss your fevered little brow, Pinch your cheeks till you say "ow". And I can hardly wait to show you how
Penelope Cruz continues to express her desire for intimacy with Guido using sultry and suggestive language.


Guido Who won't care if you come to me tired and over-worked? I won't, bambino! Who knows a therapy to beat what you can get from me? I don't! But this will have to be enough for now. Guido
Penelope Cruz reassures Guido that she is available for him even if he is tired or over-worked, and admits that she does not know of any therapy to give him what she can.


Ciao. I love you, Guido.
Penelope Cruz says goodbye to Guido and expresses her love for him.




Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Written by: MAURY YESTON

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Lyrics:

Guido
Guido
I was lazing around my bedroom
When you called and an idea occurred to me
I thought you might be wondering about
Guido
Who's not wearing any clothes?
I'm not
My darling, who's afraid to kiss your toes?
I'm not
Your mamma dear is blowing into your ear
So you'll get it loud and clear
I need you to squeeze me here
And here, and here
Cootchie, cootchie, cootchie coo
I've got a plan for what I'm gonna do to you
So hot, you're gonnna steam and scream
And vibrate like a string I'm plucking
Kiss your fevered little brow
Pinch your cheeks till you say, ow
And I can hardly wait to show you how
Guido
Who won't care if you come to me tired and overworked?
I won't, Bambino
Who knows a therapy to beat what you can get from me?
I don't
But this will have to be enough for now
Guido, ciao
I love you, Guido



All comments from YouTube:

@a-bittersweet-tragedy0203

She has a wonderful voice! Why the hell hasn’t she been in more musicals???

@donquijotedegranada

https://youtu.be/z0w2BjGullE

@luabaldet

exactly

@chips5807

She’s always great - perfect in this role ... not an outstanding dancer but plays this character so so well ! Excellent actress !

@konstantinosconstantine

Oh wait a minute, she was actually a great dancer for someone who has no background in this particular art

@danielisntreal6190

I can see why she was nominated for an Oscar for this film now...

@santiagolopezlopez5356

Envidiosa¡¡¡¡¡

@MrEdgardestrada

Nut, ,,, cabeza de Güevos!.. Pé tiene talento y cuerpo!.. seguro Qué Tú lo invídias!.. y la Madre Qué te parió,
respeto Á Pé!..

@larrydirtybird

She's our generation's Sophia Loren. Her beauty and her talent are stunning.

@claraesfie

you're being too generous to Penelope! she's pretty, but Sophia is Sophia.

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