Everything's Coming Up Roses

Annie Ross · Other Songs - Annie Ross

You'll be swell, you'll be great

Gotta have the whole world on a plate

Starting here, starting now

Honey, everything's coming up roses!

Clear the decks, clear the tracks,

You got nothing to do but relax

Blow a kiss, take a bow

Honey, everything's coming up roses!



Now it's your inning

Stand the world on it's ear

Said it's spinning

That'll be just the beginning



Curtain up, light the lights

You got nothing to hit, but the heights

You'll be swell, you'll be great

I can tell, just you wait

The lucky star I talk about is due

Honey, everything's coming up roses

For me and for you!



You can do it

All you need is a hand

We can do it

Momma is gonna see to it



Curtain up, light the lights

We got nothing to hit but the heights

I can tell, wait and see

There's a bell, follow me

And nothing's gonna stop us Till we're through

Honey, everything's coming up roses And'daffodils

Everything's coming up Sunshine and Santa Claus

Everything's gotta be Bright lights and lollipops

Everything's coming up roses



For me and for you...

Everything's Coming Up Roses - Annie Ross

Annie Ross delivers a hauntingly beautiful rendition of 'Everything's Coming Up Roses,' a classic standard often associated with the 1960s and later popularized by artists like The Mamas & The Papas. Her version captures the song's melancholic yet hopeful essence, utilizing a sparse arrangement that highlights her distinctive vocal tone. While the original composition has deep roots in American folk and pop history, Ross's interpretation stands as a significant song in the catalog of covers dedicated to this enduring piece. The recording reflects a style common in mid-to-late 20th-century vocal jazz and pop, focusing on emotional delivery rather than complex instrumentation. This track serves as a testament to the song's versatility, allowing it to be reimagined across different eras and musical contexts while retaining its core narrative of resilience and optimism.