Rose Marie's Song
Bob A. Feldman
A folk love song, written in late 1970, which was inspired by a co-worker at the Writers Guild of America-East union office in Midtown Manhattan--where I was then working as an office boy-messenger.
Oh, Rose Marie
Your beauty
Makes me want you bad.
You appeared
And I stared
`Cause I felt your love.
With your mind like fire
With your voice so sweet
With your passion wild
You I longed to meet.
Oh, Rose Marie
Please talk with me
When you need a friend.
You seem kind
And my spine
Feels the love you send.
With your laughing spirit
With your open arms
With your love for nature
You are like the stars.
Oh, Rose Marie
Please kiss me
When you feel the mood.
With you near
Life seems so clear
For my heart you're food.
With your tender verses
With your eyes so deep
With your lips that stir me
While the others sleep.