Pretty As a Picture
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Pretty As a Picture
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You're as pretty as a picture
In your brand new evening gown
Within your eyes I see that starlight of old
With that smile a little bold.
What a lovely lovely picture
You're my treasured work of art
And I'll always keep your picture
Locked in a room in my heart.
You're as pretty as a picture
In your brand new evening gown
Within your eyes I see that starlight of old
With that smile a little bold.
What a lovely lovely picture
You're my treasured work of art
And I'll always keep your picture
Locked in a room in my heart...
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