Song Description
A man contemplates his possible choices as he prepares to propose marriage that evening
Song Length |
4:33 |
Genre |
Jazz - Lounge, Jazz - Standards |
Tempo |
Slow (71 - 90) |
Lead Vocal |
Male Vocal |
Mood |
Anxious, Endearing |
Subject |
Marriage, Engagement |
Similar Artists |
Harry Connick Jr., Tony Bennett |
Language |
English |
Era |
1940 - 1949 |
| |
Lyrics
I?VE GOT RESERVATIONS
(Steve Multer, Karen Multer 2003)
Vodka or gin - all depends upon the mood I'm in
The Palm or Sardi's - I simply can't decide
At 7 or 9 - well either one would be just fine
See I've Got Reservations
Carriage or taxi - seems neither option would relax me
Roses or daisies - the gesture feels the same
Simple or formal - by my view vacillation?s normal
'Cause I've Got Reservations
Deciding on a pair of pants may take a momentary glance
Conforming to a job's a cup of tea
Committing may be fitting for a zombie in a trance
But choosing where to aim the heart's implausible as modern art so
Oysters or lobster - whichever creature does the job sir
Chocolate or lemon - I'm not sure which to choose
Coffee or cognac - assess the angle of attack
And by the way I've Got Reservations
Determining which bet to make is usually a piece of cake
Electing politicians is a lark
Emoting is connoting your resolve is wide awake
But how can you resolve to love when all that you are thinking of is
Am I prepared - the table's waiting don't be scared
Am I a fool - just show the ring and see
Am I on time ? I think I heard a wedding chime
And I've Got Reservations
I've Got Reservations