Pearly Shells
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Pearly Shells
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Pearly Shells,
From the ocean.
Shining in the sun
Covering the shore
When I see them
My heart tells me that I love you
More than all those little pearly shells
Pearly Shells (pearly shells)
From the ocean (from the ocean)
Shining in the sun (shining in the sun)
Covering the shore (covering the shore)
When I see them (when I see them)
My heart tells me that I love you
More than all those little littlepearly shells
For every grain of sand upon the beach
I've got a kiss for you
And I've got more left over
For each star that twinkles in the blue
Pearly Shells,
From the ocean.
Shining in the sun
Covering the shore
When I see them
My heart tells me that I love you
More than all those little pearly shells
More than all those little pearly shells!
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Ray Conniff performs "Pearly Shells", and this lyric page sits inside the Ray Conniff catalog on LyroVerse.
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