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VOICES OF LOVE- So many voices, herald above; So much love, in hearts of the young; Many sing pretty but their voices are dirty; Those the songs they sing aren’t worthy; Mouthing out heavenly things; Teasing the tongue 3 year old learning how to truly love; What next, what’s up, what’s down; Oh, so many vocal groups here wearing navy blue suits; Watchin Captain Kangaroo a captain no one salutes; Hail your lovely so loving and kind; I cherish the though forever you stay on my mind, my mind; So many voices, herald above; So much love, in hearts of the young; Many sing pretty but their voices are dirty; Those the songs they sing aren’t worthy; Mouthing out heavenly things; And those recording stars building model cars; Mrs. Johnson who smokes O.W.L. cigars Oh, sing a happy little tra la la la da; Voices of love stay with you ha ha ha ha ha; Forever never will the deep sounding sounds scare you; Ever, never will a soft hush ahhh….disturb you oh My boyfriend is silly; He thinks that I’m pretty; Many sing praise pretty but their voices are dirty; Mouthing out heavenly things Teasing the tongue 3 year-old learning how to sing with fork-tongues; Oh, so many vocal groups here wearing navy blue suits; Watchin Romper Room while no one is home; Hail your lovely so loving and kind; I cherish the though forever you stay on my mind, my mind; So many voices, herald above; So much love, in hearts of the young; Many sing pretty but their voices are dirty; Those the songs they sing aren’t worthy; Mouthing out heavenly things; Never will the quiet mouths disturb you; Herald above, voices of love; 8/11/89 Written words by James Edward Lee: Michael Block: Debbie Kremke 1989©

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