Innamorata (1955) | Piano Cover | Dean Martin

"Innamorata" is a song written by Harry Warren and Jack Brooks in 1955 for the film "Artists and Models." Dean Martin sang it while rubbing sun cream onto Dorothy Malone's back. "Innamorata" is an Italian word that means "in love."

The biggest selling version of this song was from Dean Martin that reached number 27 on the Billboard chart in 1956. Jerry Vale also had a version that peaked at number 30 on Billboard.

For this video, I added some strings, bass guitar, harp, and flute. I hope you like my arrangement. Please enjoy the music and hopefully, you subscribe to my channel.

LYRICS:
If our lips should meet, Innamorata
Kiss me, kiss me sweet Innamorata
Hold me close and say you're mine
With a love as warm as wine

I'm at heaven's door, Innamorata
Want you more and more, Innamorata
You're a symphony, a very beautiful sonata my Innamorata
Say that you're my sweetheart, my love

You're a symphony, a very beautiful sonata my Innamorata
Say that you're my sweetheart, my one and only sweetheart
Say that you're my sweetheart, my love

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Admittedly so, there are millions of much better piano players than I am but my goal is to bring joy to everyone who listens to me play, with whatever God has given me. I just hope I can make someone smile and make them feel better through music, then I can say "Mission accomplished."