Song Of The King
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Song Of The King
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[KING]
A woman is a female who is human,
Designed for pleasing man, the human male.
A human male is pleased by many women,
And all the rest you hear is fairy tale.
[ANNA]
Then tell me how this fairy tale bagan, sir.
You cannot call it just a poet's trick
Explain to me why many men are faithful
And true to one wife only.
[KING]
[Spoken] They are sick!
[Singing] A girl must be like a blossom
With honey for just one man.
A man must be like honey bee
And gather all he can.
To fly from blossom to blossom
A honey bee must be free,
But blossom must not ever fly
From bee to bee to bee.
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Who performs "Song Of The King"?
Oscar Hammerstein performs "Song Of The King", and this lyric page sits inside the Oscar Hammerstein catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Kiss To Build A Dream On and A Puzzlement with a short reason for opening each page next.
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