Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Ringo Starr
Canonical path: /ringo-starr/a-taste-of-honey
Related lyric paths: 6
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A Taste Of Honey
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A Taste Of Honey
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A taste of honey
Tasting much sweeter
Than wine
I dream of your
First kiss and then
I feel upon
My lips again
A taste of honey
Tasting much sweeter
Than wine
Oh, I will return.
Yes, I will return.
I'll come back
For the honey and you.
Yours was the kiss
That awoke my heart.
There lingers still,
Though we're far apart
That taste of honey
Tasting much sweeter
Than wine
I will return
Yes, I will return
I'll come back
(He'll come back)
For the honey
(For the honey)
And you
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Ringo Starr performs "A Taste Of Honey", and this lyric page sits inside the Ringo Starr catalog on LyroVerse.
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