Lyrics - American Beauty Rose by Frank Sinatra

Writer(s): david/evans/altman
Daisy is darling, iris is sweet
Lily is lovely, blossom’s a treat
Of all the sweethearts - a guy could meet
Well
I finally chose an american beauty rose
Camelia’s tragic, she can’t be mine
Magnolia’s magic, it makes maggie shine
Laurel will hug you, orchid’s divine
Still
I finally chose an american beauty rose
She’s clingier than ivy, and she’s zingier than black-eyed susan
And springier than mabel in june
I’m daffy as a daffodil, it’s laughable the way
I thrill
When roses are in bloom
Pansy is pretty, willow is tall
Violet’s kisses, tulips (two lips) recall (violet’s kiss is tulip’s recall)
How can
I choose one,
I love ’em all
Still
I finally chose an american beauty rose

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