Sweet Peas
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Sweet Peas
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Did you ever smell a flower, ah that smelled so sweet
Ah till it would knock you off of your feet?
If you haven't, just follow me
And you soon will see
For I know of one, can't be beat
Why you are sweeter 'n any flower
That I ever seen
And I'm sure that you know
Ah, you're sweeter 'n any flower that grow
Why you are sweeter than a lily
And you're sweeter than a rose
And what I'm dyin' to know is
Where did they get that seed
I mean that seed of sweet pea?
I say you are sweeter 'n any flower
That I ever seen
I'm sure that you know
Ah, you're sweeter 'n any flower that grow
Why you are sweeter than a lily
Yes you're sweeter than a rose
And what I'm dyin' to know is
Where did they get that seed
I mean that seed of sweet pea?
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Victoria Spivey performs "Sweet Peas", and this lyric page sits inside the Victoria Spivey catalog on LyroVerse.
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