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Plenty Bambini Lyrics by Robert Weede, Art Lund

The Most Happy Fella (Original Cast Recording)

1956

[TONY, spoken]
Alfonso, Fiorello, Matilda. Hey, what'sa your name? Oh, Giuseppe!
[PRIEST, spoken]
Tony, what are you doing?
[TONY, spoken]
Oh, I was just look at the bambini—the neighbors' kiddies, you know—and I was-a thinkin'—
(sung)
At's what I want
At's what's gonna be
Plenty bambini, plenty bambini
Plenty bambini like a step, a step, a step
Alfonso, Fiorello, Matilda, Giuseppe!
Plenty bambini 'round my place
With a face like my wife's pretty face
Plenty bambini 'round my place
[JOE, spoken]
Hey, boss! I just saw the yard. The way you got the whole place decorated! The lights— and all this food!
[TONY, spoken]
Hey! I thought you was-a go away this mornin'! You ain't go yet. What's a-matter you ain't go yеt?
[JOE, spoken]
I can't travel on an empty belly, so I thought I'd wait until aftеr the big feed. Boy, I sure enjoy a big feed. 
[TONY, spoken]
You gonna stay?
[JOE, spoken]
Sure, I'm gonna stay for tonight. I wanna dance—with the bride! Hey, ain't you kinda late to pick her up at the station? It's about eight o'clock right now. 
[TONY, spoken]
Yeah.
Credits
Robert Weede

Robert Weede

Art Lund

Art Lund

About “Plenty Bambini” by Robert Weede

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"Plenty Bambini" appears on "The Most Happy Fella (Original Cast Recording)" in 1956.

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