Piccolino
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Piccolino
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By the Adriatic waters Venetian sons and daughters
Are strumming a new tune upon their guitars.
It was written by a Latin, a gondolier who sat in
His home out in Brooklyn and gazed at the stars.
He sent his melody across the sea to Italy,
And we know they wrote some words to fit that catchy bit
And christened it the Piccolino.
And we know that it's the reason why
Ev'ryone this season is strumming and humming a new melody.
Come to the Casino and hear them play the Piccolino.
Dance with your bambino to the strains of the catchy Piccolino.
Drink your glass of Vino, and when you've had your plate of Scallopino,
Make them play the Piccolino, the catchy Piccolino.
And dance to the strains of that new melody, the Piccolino
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Who performs "Piccolino"?
Fred Astaire performs "Piccolino", and this lyric page sits inside the Fred Astaire catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Easter Parade and Puttin´on The Ritz with a short reason for opening each page next.
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