Does anyone know where I can find the lyrics to the song sung by Mrs. Corleone, et al. at Connie’s wedding? It’s a traditional Tarantella.
I’ve found the music on Morpheus, but no lyrics.
I’ve heard it sung like this, but I speak no Italian at all. This could be a bad joke on me:
Lazy Mary you better get up
She answered back, “I am not able”
Lazy Mary you better get up
We need the sheets for the table
Lazy Mary you smoke in bed
There’s only one man you should marry
My advice to you would be
Is to pay attention to me
You better marry a fireman he’ll come and go,
Go and come
La, la la, la la la
Sorry that’s my best recollection. Maybe you can search on some of these words and find a match.
Sorry, you probably wanted the original Italian lyrics. That was the English translation.
I think this may be it (Sicilian with English translation):
http://www.jgeoff.com/godfather/elaluna.txt
Altor: That’s it! Thanks. Now if I can only find a recording…
I couldn’t have done it without you.
Thanks.