Geisha Girl
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Geisha Girl
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Have you ever heard a love song
That you didn't under-stand
Where you met her in a tea house,
On the Island of Japan
And have you ever travelled over many thousand miles
To see a pretty Gesiha Girl, dressed in Oriental style.
They read it in the tealeaves and it's written in the sand
I found love by the heart full, in a foreign distant land
Tell the home folks that I'm happy
With someone that's true, I know
I love a pretty Geisha Girl, where the ocean breezes blow.
I have stood and watched the sun rise, from the waters of
the sea
And wondered how much beauty, in this whole world can there
be
My dreams are all worth dreamin' and it makes my life
worthwhile
To see my pretty Geisha Girl, dressed in Oriental style.
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Who performs "Geisha Girl"?
Hank Locklin performs "Geisha Girl", and this lyric page sits inside the Hank Locklin catalog on LyroVerse.
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