4661. Rambling Rose (Nat King Cole cover) with Tony and Bob at Fawkner Park

The final song from our concert, "Songs of African America" at South Yarra Senior Centre in Fawkner Park.
This popular torch song was written in 1962 by brothers Noel Sherman (words) and Joe Sherman (music) and popularized by Nat King Cole. His recording reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1962.
Lyrics and chords:
G …......…… D7 ….….......…… G
Rambling rose, rambling rose,
…….....…… A7 ……….......……. D7
Why you ramble, no one knows.
……….......… C ……………….............……. G ……… Em
Wild and wind-blown, that's how you've grown.
……….....…. Am .... D7 …..…....... G
Who can cling to a rambling rose?
Ramble on, ramble on.
When your rambling days are gone,
Who will love you with a love true
When your rambling days are gone?
Rambling rose, rambling rose,
Why I want you, heaven knows.
Though I love you with a love true,
Who can cling to a rambling rose?
I am now posting lyrics to the information panels on all my videos. Any that are too long to post in full will be found on my website: raymondsfolkpage.wordpress.com

[@JennyDaniels]

Great Nat King Cole classic and performance, Raymond, Tony and Bob 🙂

[@raymondcrooke]

Thank you for joining us at Fawkner Park, Jenny. Another concert today!

[@JennyDaniels]

@@raymondcrooke Youre welcome. Have fun Raymond 🙂

[@johnjabadayabrownthethird.813]

Great cover guys, absolutely lovely

[@raymondcrooke]

Thank you. I'm glad you liked it.