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No. 22 - Serenade - The Mayor and Sandy
| The Mayor: | The land of romances, Of music and dances Is dear and distant Spain! |
| Sandy: | Is Spain! Where sweet Señoritas, Inezes, Juanitas, With black eyes woo each swain. |
| Mayor: | Each swain! Whirling, twirling round in the dance! |
| Sandy: | Tripping, skipping, Gaily we prance; |
| Both: | Fandangoes and boleros, Señoritas, Caballeros, they entrance In that land of fair romance, romance. |
| Mayor: | Castanets clinging! |
| Sandy: | Tambourines ringing! |
| Both: | As we lissomely sway. |
| Mayor: | Mandolins tinkling! |
| Sandy: | Little stars twinkling! |
| Both: | Come, then, and let us wander, love! Come, then, and let us wander, love! Happy wilt ever be, |
| Mayor: | Let us away! |
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American Musical Theatre | Rob Roy
Page modified 18 February 2017