Where's the Spumoni?

A lovely signorina from old Italy Came to our shores and raised a family She learned from her mother that cooking was an art And when you came to dinner This is how her meal would start She brought us Antipasto, minestrone Linguine marinara Pastaccioli, gorgonzole Squigini, baccalava Ravioli, pizza roll It really was a treat Then she said "Mangia, mangia Eat, my children, eat!" Hey! Mamma, mamma Rosa We love the way you look Mamma, mamma, mamma Rosa And we love the way you cook Ma-ma-ma-ma, mamma, mamma Rosa We love your macaroni But mamma, mamma Rosa Where's the spumoni? Mangia, mangia, mangia, mangia! But she brought Chicken cacciatora And a dish of scaloppine Seven kinds of saucеs On a plate of spaghettini Half a dozen courses Of hеr homemade sasicc Then she said "Mangia, mangia Eat, my children, eat" Hey! Mamma, mamma Rosa We love the way you look Ma mamma, mamma, mamma Rosa And we love the way you cook Ma-ma-ma-ma, mamma, mamma Rosa We love your macaroni But mamma, mamma Rosa Where's the spumoni? Mangia, mangia, mangia, mangia! But she brought Pears and peaches Pomegranates A slice of provolone Fresh spinokes and artichokes Rigata with pinoli Candy maraschino With some cioccolatino sweet Then she said "Mangia, mangia Eat, my children, eat" Hey! Mamma, mamma Rosa Bring us our spumoni Mamma, mamma Rosa We've had our macaroni Mamma, mamma Rosa We've eaten 'til it hurts Mamma, mamma Rosa Now bring us our desserts