Roman Holiday Heartbreak

[Verse 1] Roman lads on Vespas, racing through the ancient streets (ciao-bella) With a flick of their hair and a gaze that won't retreat (oh-mio) But beware of the ruins, not just the ones in Rome (attenzione) They'll charm you by the Colosseum, then leave you all alone (scat-da-li-da-li-da-lo) [Verse 2] They've got stories of empires, whispering history in your ear (scat-da-li-di-da-lo) Promises as fleeting as a gladiator's cheer (vai-vai) With a gelato in one hand, and your heart in the other (oh-cara) They're sculptors of affection, but love is not their offer (no-no) [Chorus] Mind the Roman boys with their ancient city tricks (scat-da-li-da-li-da-lo) They'll romance you under stars, then vanish with the flicks (oh-mamma) Don't be swayed by their passion or swept up in their tales (scat-da-li-di-da-li-da) For every Roman holiday, a heartbreak prevails (scat-da-li-di-da-li-do) [saxphone solo[ [Bridge] Underneath the olive trees, their words flow sweet as wine (dolce-vita) But love's a fleeting shadow in the Roman sunshine (scat-da-li-da-li-da) So hold your heart close, and your wishes closer still (tieni-forte) Lest a Roman holiday leaves a void they'll never fill (scat-da-li-di-da-li-da) [Chorus] Mind the Roman boys with their ancient city tricks (scat-da-li-da-li-da-lo) They'll romance you under stars, then vanish with the flicks (oh-mamma) Don't be swayed by their passion or swept up in their tales (scat-da-li-di-da-li-da) For every Roman holiday, a heartbreak prevails (scat-da-li-di-da-li-do) [Outro] So if you wander through Rome, guard your heart with care (scat-da-li-da-li-da) For a Roman holiday romance is but a sweet, fleeting affair (arrivederci) And when in the Eternal City, where love and loss entwine (scat-da-li-di-da-li-do) Remember Roman boys leave memories, not promises that bind (scat-da-li-da-li-da-lo) [end]