Sweet Lorraine
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Sweet Lorraine
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I just found joy
I'm as happy as a baby boy
With another brand-new choo-choo toy
When I'm with my sweet Lorraine
She got a pair of eyes
That are bluer than the summer skies
When you see them you will realize
Why I love my sweet Lorraine
When it's rainin' I don't miss the sun
'cause it's in my sweetie's smile
Just to think that I'm the lucky one
Who will lead her down the aisle
Each night I pray
That nobody steals her heart away
I can't wait until that happy day
When I marry sweet Lorraine
When it's rainin' I never miss the sun
'cause it's in my sweetie's smile
Just to think that I'm the lucky one
Who's gonna lead her down the aisle
Every night I pray
That nobody steals her heart away
I can't wait until that lucky day
When I marry Lorraine
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John Pizzarelli performs "Sweet Lorraine", and this lyric page sits inside the John Pizzarelli catalog on LyroVerse.
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