Lady Rosemary

Introduction

She came on to him like a slow moving cold front,
His beer was warmer that the look in her eye.
She sat on the stool, and he said "What do you want?"
She said, "Give me a love that don't freeze up inside."
He said, "I have melted some hearts in my time, dear,
But to sit next to you, Lord, I shiver and shake,
And if I knew love, well, I don't think I'd be here
Askin' myself if I have what it takes
To melt your icy blue heart.

Should I start to turn what's been frozen for years
Into a river of tears?"

These days we all play cool, calm, and collected,
Our lips could turn blue just shooting the breeze.
But under the frost, he thought he detected
A warm blush of red, and the touch of her knee.
He said, "You're a beauty like I've never witnessed
And I've seen the northern lights dance in the air,
I've felt the cold that can follow the first kiss,
And there's not enough heat in the fires burning there
To melt your icy blue heart."
--Linda Ronstadt, Icy Blue Heart

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