Catana
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Catana
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Catana, what goddess gave you the name
That has this heart of mine so aflame?
Tell me, Catana, what heaven gave you your eyes?
What elfin fiddler plays for your sighs?
Fashioned of Venus, that is your form and your face,
Two clinging vines for arms, hold me in tender embrace.
While the mood poses from lips made of roses,
Each word opposes all else but love,
Catana, like a Madonna, you I'll adore forevermore.
While the mood poses from lips made of roses,
Each word opposes all else but love,
Catana, like a Madonna, you I'll adore forevermore.
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Frank Sinatra performs "Catana", and this lyric page sits inside the Frank Sinatra catalog on LyroVerse.
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