Love Looks So Well On You
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Love Looks So Well On You
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Like moonlight looks on a country side
Like a rose that's silvered with dew
Like sunlight looks on a meadow
Love looks so well on you
Like children look on a carousel
All the joys they feel shining through
Like picnics look on a Sunday
Love looks so well on you
It's bright and the starlight in your eyes
With stardust in your hair
And oh, that expression on your face
It's one you should always wear
Every day you grow even lovelier
Yes, you do, my darling, you do
I love you every day of your life
'Cause love looks so well on you
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Frank Sinatra performs "Love Looks So Well On You", and this lyric page sits inside the Frank Sinatra catalog on LyroVerse.
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