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Beatles ~ A Taste Of Honey(marlow/scott)


A taste of honey Tasting much sweeter than wine Do dut don du, do dut don du I dream of you first kiss and then I feel upon my lips again A taste of honey A taste of honey Tasting much sweeter than wine Do dut don du, do dut don du I will return, yes i will return I'll come back for the honey, and you Do dut don du, to dut don du Yours was the kiss that awoke my heart There lingers still though we're far apart A taste of honey A taste of honey Tasting much sweeter than wine Do dut don du, do dut don du I will return, yes i will return I'll come back, i'll come back For the honey, for the honey And you more free lyrics

A taste of honey
Tasting much sweeter than wine
Do dut don du, do dut don du

I dream of you first kiss and then
I feel upon my lips again
A taste of honey
A taste of honey
Tasting much sweeter than wine
Do dut don du, do dut don du

I will return, yes i will return
I'll come back for the honey, and you
Do dut don du, to dut don du

Yours was the kiss that awoke my heart
There lingers still though we're far apart
A taste of honey
A taste of honey
Tasting much sweeter than wine
Do dut don du, do dut don du

I will return, yes i will return
I'll come back, i'll come back
For the honey, for the honey
And you

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