| Nightingale so beautiful I love to hear you sing |
| You possess such perfect pitch it really is astounding |
| Nightingale so beautiful I love to here your song |
| The melody of which sets my heart a pounding |
| Once upon a summer night when I was on my own |
| I ventured out and found you singing to no one |
| (Singing to no one). |
| Nightingale you’re so exciting (Nightingale) |
| Nightingale you’re so exciting (Nightingale) |
| Nightingale you’re so exciting (Nightingale) |
| Nightingale you’re so exciting (Nightingale) |
| And though the poet praised you in a more artistic way |
| I’d like to reaffirm it lest you fly away |
| Please don’t fly away. |
| Nightingale so beautiful I love to hear you sing |
| You possess such perfect pitch it really is astounding |
| Nightingale so beautiful I love to here your song |
| The melody of which sets my heart a pounding |
| You have been admired for a very long time |
| And I know your song will live much longer than mine |
| (Longer than mine). |
| Nightingale you’re so exciting (Nightingale) |
| Nightingale you’re so exciting (Nightingale) |
| Nightingale you’re so exciting (Nightingale) |
| Nightingale you’re so exciting (Nightingale) |
| (Repeat and fade). |