I'm a Believer
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I'm a Believer
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I believe in Marshal Dillon Kojak and apple pie
I believe in chicken on Sunday extra crispy and southern fried
I may be just a little old fashioned but I believe in heaven above
And when it comes to a man and a woman I believe in a whole lot of love
Yes I’m a believer in a whole lot of loving
And it’s your sweet loving I’m thinking of
I don’t think there’s such a thing as too much of a good thing
And that’s why I believe in a whole lot of love
I believe in country living helping your neighbor and wearing a smile
I believe in Sunday preaching and banjo picking bluegrass style
I believe in being faithful I believe in honesty
I believe we were meant for each other and I believe you believe in me
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Jean Shepard performs "I'm a Believer", and this lyric page sits inside the Jean Shepard catalog on LyroVerse.
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