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There's a song in the air
But the fair senorita
Doesn't seem to care
For the song in the air
So I'll sing to my mule
If you're sure she won't think that
I am just a fool
Serenading a mule
Amigo mio, does she not have a dainty bray?
She listens carefully to each little word we play
La bella Senorita?
Si, si, mi muchachito
She'd love to sing it too if only she knew the way
But try as she may
In her voice there's a flaw!
And all that the lady can say
Is "E-E-AW!"
There's a light in her eye
Tho' she may try to hide it
She cannot deny
There's a light in her eye
Oh! the charm of her smile
So beguiles all who see her
That they'd ride a mile
For the charm of her smile
Amigo mio, is she listenin' to my song?
No, no, mi muchachito, how could you be so wrong?
La bella Senorita?
Si, Si, la senorita
If she knew all the words
Well, maybe she'd sing along . .
Her face is a dream
Like an angel I saw!
But all that my darlin' can scream
Is: "E-E-AW!"
Senorita donkey sita, not so fleet as a mosquito
But so sweet like my Chiquita
You're the one for me
You're . . . the one . . . for me!
Music by Rudolf Friml and Herbert Stothart
Donkey Serenade was written by Robert Craig Wright & George Forrest & Herbert Stothart & Rudolf Friml.