Short but elaborate instrumental flourish4.

In English (mostly):

Volare'5 (woh-wo, wah),
Woh, oh, oh, oh (woh-wo, woh-wo).
Cantare'6 (yay-yay, wo),
Woh, oh, oh, oh
(woh-wo, woh-wo, who-wo).

Let's a-fly way up to the clouds.
Away from the maddenin' crowds.
We can sing in the glow of,
A star that I know of,
Where lovers enjoy peace of mind.
Let us leave the confusion,
And all disillusion behind.
(Yay, yay, yay, all behind.)
Just like birds of a feather,
A rainbow together we'll find.

Volare' (woh-wo, wah),
Oh, oh, oh, oh (woh-wo, woh-wo).
Cantare' (yay-yay, wo),
Oh, oh, oh, oh (woh-wo, woh-wo, who-wo).
No wonder my happy heart sings (yay-yay).
Your love has given me wings. Yo!

(Volare) yeah, yeah, yeah (woh-oh).
La-la, la-la, la-la, la.
(Cantare) woh-oh.
(woh-wo-wo-wo.)
Woh-wo-wo-wo.

Let's a-fly way up to the clouds.
Away from the maddenin' crowds.
We can sing in the glow of,
A star that I know of,
Where lovers enjoy peace of mind.
Let us leave the confusion,
And all disillusion behind.
(Yay, yay, yay, all behind.)
Just like birds of a feather,
A rainbow together we'll find.

Volare', (woh-wo, woh-wo)
Find more similar lyrics on http://mp3lyrics.com/yla2Woh, oh, oh, oh.
(The way you sing is a beautiful thing.)
Cantare', (yay-yay, wo.)
Woh, oh, oh, oh.
(Yay-yay, yay-yay, yay-yay).
No wonder my happy heart sings,
(La-la, la-la.)
Fade.
Your love has given me wings, little baby.
Your love has given me wings...

VOLARE1
Written by:
- English words by Mitchell Parish
- Italian words by Domenico Modugno and Franco Migliacci
- music by Domenico Modugno
Performed by: Bobby Rydell2-1960
Appears on: "Volare'" (45 RPM)-1960, An Era Reborn-1962, The Best of
Bobby Rydell-1995, The Party Dance Mix-1997*, 1960 Classic Rock-2000*,
Philadelphia USA-2001*, The Best of Bobby Rydell: Cameo Parkway
(1959-1964)-2005, Maltshop Memories: Jukebox Gems-20063, et al.
(*Compilations of various artists.)

1Italian Title: Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu. Rydell's version reached #4 on
the U.S. Charts in 1960.

2Originally recorded in Italian by Domenico Modugno in 1958 and became
known in the U.S. as "Volare," from its refrain. It reached the top of the
charts all over the world through translations into various languages.
Other covers, to name just a few: The McGuire Sister, Dean Martin, Mitchell
Parish, Sergio Franchi, and Bobby Vinton.

3Transcribed from the track on this album.

3Some older, American versions of this song have the following, either
spoken or sung, over an instrumental intro:

Sometimes the world is a valley of heartaches and tears.
And in the hustle and bustle, no sunshine appears.
But you and I have our love always there to remind us.
There is a way we can leave all the shadows behind us.

4"Volare'" means, to fly.

5"Cantare'" means to sing.