Picture In a Frame
Read Picture In a Frame lyrics by Rod Stewart on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Picture In a Frame
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The sun come up
It was blue and gold
The sun come up
It was blue and gold
The sun come up
It was blue and gold
Ever since I put your picture
In a frame
Now I come crawling in my sunday mist
I come crawling in my sunday mist
I come crawling in my sunday mist
Ever since I put your picture
In a frame
And I’m gonna love you
Till the leaves come off
Oh yeaaah
I’m gonna love you
Till the leaves fall off
Oh yeaaah
I love you baby and I always will
I love you baby and I always will
I love you baby and I always will
Ever since I put your picture
In a frame
I love you baby and I always will
Ever since I put your picture
In a frame
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Who performs "Picture In a Frame"?
Rod Stewart performs "Picture In a Frame", and this lyric page sits inside the Rod Stewart catalog on LyroVerse.
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