April Played The Fiddle
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April Played The Fiddle
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April played the fiddle and my heart began to dance
And I was so surprised to find my arms around romance
April played the fiddle and I memorized the tune
And later on, a dream and I went singing to the moon
Then May began to gossip and June just winked her eye
And you should have seen the Know-It-All expression on July...
April played the fiddle, ah, but here's the funny part:
I had to pay the fiddler with my one and only heart!
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Glenn Miller performs "April Played The Fiddle", and this lyric page sits inside the Glenn Miller catalog on LyroVerse.
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