Spanish Harlem
Moonlit Dreams: Unveiling the Enchanting Tale of the Red Rose in Spanish Harlem
Lyrics
There is a rose in Spanish Harlem
Refers to the presence of a rose in Spanish Harlem, setting the scene for a symbolic element.
A red rose up in Spanish Harlem
Emphasizes the red color of the rose in Spanish Harlem, possibly symbolizing passion or intensity.
It is a special one, it's never seen the sun
Describes the uniqueness of the rose, suggesting it has not been exposed to sunlight.
It only comes out when the moon is on the run
Suggests that the rose blooms only at night, when the moon is visible.
And all the stars are gleaming
Highlights a celestial ambiance with stars gleaming, contributing to a romantic or magical atmosphere.
It's growing in the street right up through the concrete
Metaphorically portrays the rose as resilient, growing through concrete, symbolizing strength and beauty in adversity.
But soft and sweet and dreaming
Characterizes the rose as soft, sweet, and dreamlike, enhancing its allure.
There is a rose in Spanish Harlem
Reiterates the presence of the rose in Spanish Harlem, reinforcing its significance.
A red rose up in Spanish Harlem
Reiterates the red color of the rose, emphasizing its visual and emotional impact.
With eyes as black as coal that look down in my soul
Attributes human-like qualities to the rose, describing its eyes as black as coal, delving into a soulful connection.
And starts a fire there and then I lose control
Implies a passionate reaction, as the gaze of the rose sparks a fire and leads to a loss of control.
I have to beg your pardon
Expresses a need for forgiveness or understanding, possibly related to the emotional intensity evoked by the rose.
I'm going to pick that rose
Declares an intention to pick the rose, symbolizing a desire to possess or nurture the relationship with the rose.
And watch her as she grows in my garden
Envisions the growth of the rose in a personal garden, symbolizing the nurturing and development of the relationship.
I'm going to pick that rose
Repeats the intention to pick the rose, reinforcing the commitment to the relationship.
And watch her as she grows in my garden
Reiterates the idea of watching the rose grow in a personal garden, emphasizing the emotional investment.
(There is a rose in Spanish Harlem)
Repeats the initial statement about the rose in Spanish Harlem, bringing the focus back to the central symbol.
La-la-la, la-la-la, la-la-la-la
Repeats the refrain in a rhythmic and melodic manner, enhancing the emotional and musical impact.
(There is a rose in Spanish Harlem)
Reiterates the presence of the rose with a musical interlude, maintaining the thematic continuity.
La-la-la, la-la-la, la-la-la-la
Continues the rhythmic refrain, emphasizing the enduring significance of the rose in Spanish Harlem.
(There is a rose in Spanish Harlem)
Concludes the song with a reaffirmation of the rose's presence, leaving a lasting impression on the listener.
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