Sweet Lips Just Kissed- -

verse 1.I remember when life was good and then'
Love, was shared through out the land;
and I remember when  love was good and then;

You came into my life
You be me asked to be my wife;
and right then you stopped and gave me a ride;
And In your own sweet way you drove me to love and I was your guide;
I was your guide

chorus
Sweet lips just kissed
Me with your gentle little...
Sweet lips just missed
Your pretty little figure
and I love you, love you, love you so
I just wanna let you know.. I love your lips those sweet lips

verse 2.I remember when love was all so grand;
Girl, you really cared and I was just your man;
I remember when you was mad, made me so sad, (so, so sad)
And In your own sweet way you drove me to love and I was your guide;
I was your guide

chorus
Sweet lips just kissed
Me with your gentle little...
Sweet lips just missed
Your pretty little figure
and I love you, love you, love you so
I just wanna let you know.. I love your lips those sweet lips

verse 3.Mama Oh, mama where is the girl I left in the middle of my heart;
Mama Oh, mama where is her whom I miss so much;
It's my wish that we could yet still kiss;
But wait a minute I see her in my mind;
I see her eyes, wait on here mama I can see her lonely face, little wonder;
As I wander from place to place
S.. is she for real, or mama was I dreaming the whole thing
H.. God, Dear Lord God can you tell me how I'm really feeling
E.. the letters of she which in meaning she's back
now I'm on the right track


9/11/70
written by James Edward Lee
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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