Line of lyrics game (if you're up for it?)

"I fell in love with a Mexican girl.

Night time would find me in Rosa's cantina, music would play and ..."

That's as far as I can get.

Didn't know that John Denver song, so listened to it on YouTube - lovely!

Don't think I know this one either - those lyrics are pretty memorable.

Is it 'Stay, just a little bit longer....' ? franky Vallee?

South of the border, down Mexico Way?

I think the title is El Paso. Marty Robbins.

Out in the west Texas town of El Paso
I fell in live with a Mexican girl,
Nighttime would find me in Rosa's Cantina,
Music would play and Felina would whirl.

That's as much as I know too, a bit more than you Grannyknot.

How about, 'Now I shout it from the highest hills/Even told the golden daffodils' ?

Once I had a secret love - Doris Day

He was a handsome young Irish lad . . .

And she was a Mexican beauty. Sorry, pressed send too soon.

La la la am I on the right track ?

Who knows?

Don't think I am.... I was thinking ,Speedy Gondzales ..think that's how you spell it ?.!!

Want a clue? It might have been before your time.

Clues, clues! And lots of clues.

Spanish Eyes?

Mixing nationalities a bit there, roses?

I give in!

Give us a clue Please !!!!

It probably was before your time - my parents had the record and I loved it as a child. I was reminded by the mention of Mexico.

I have just checked - it was "a 1942 novelty song first recorded by the Glenn Miller Orchestra and later by Bing Crosby with the Vic Schoen Orchestra, Tommy Tucker and his Orchestra and the Royal Air Force Dance Orchestra." so you've probably never heard of it.

Do another? Elegran

After you've told us the title of this one, of course!

Well before my time, but what was it called

Conchita Marquita Lolita Pepita Rosita Juanita Lopez (later O'Toole) by Bing Crosby.

"I can make you mine, taste your lips of wine, anytime, night or day"

Not quite as far back - mid 50s I think.