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Artist: Gene Watson
Canonical path: /watson-gene/if-i-painted-a-picture
Related lyric paths: 6
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If I Painted A Picture
Read If I Painted A Picture lyrics by Gene Watson on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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If I Painted A Picture
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If I painted a picture of all that I've seen
From the eyes of the woman in you
There'd be sunshine and roses blue skies and rainbows
A picture of a heart that's been true
You make the flowers that bloom in the springtime
And I'm sure that you hung the moon
If I could paint you a picture
I'd paint how I feel about you
You are the colors all blended together
In the picture of my love for you
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