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Amor Ardiente Waltz

 

Amor Ardiente Waltz


Listen! It’s Amor Ardiente!

Do you hear it? It’s part of the night!

Come dance as we did in our springtime,

Young again if you just hold me tight. 

 

What are my years if you love me?

What if our hair is all white?

Come hold me, come hold me, come love me,

The music calls in the night.

 

Do you hear the Amor Ardiente

As it drifts through the cottonwood trees?

Come twirl to Amor Ardiente,

The music as soft as the breeze.

 

¿Escuches el Amor Ardiente?

We’ll dance the whole night through

To the music of Amor Ardiente,

Mi amor ardiente eres tu.

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Posted on February 24, 2013 by Phil. This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged amor ardiente, dancing, jenny vincent. Bookmark the permalink.
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