Kisses Sweeter Than Wine
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โฑ๏ธ 2:01 duration
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๐ Lyrics
When I was a young man and never been kissed
I got to thinkin' over what I had missed
I got me a girl and I kissed her and then
Oh Lord, I kissed her again
Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
I worked mighty hard and so did my wife
Workin' hand in hand to make a good life
Corn in the field and wheat in the bin
I was, oh Lord, the father of twins
Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
Our children numbered just about four
They all had sweethearts a-knockin' at the door
They all got married and they didn't hesitate
I was, oh Lord, the grandfather of eight
Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
Lee Hays who wrote this song was born in Arkansas, son of a
Methodist preacher. I met him in New York forty years ago
We were both trying to make up union songs and sing 'em. He'd
Already been doing that down in the state of Arkansas. He made
Up songs with the sharecroppers, black and white down there
I got to thinkin' over what I had missed
I got me a girl and I kissed her and then
Oh Lord, I kissed her again
Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
I worked mighty hard and so did my wife
Workin' hand in hand to make a good life
Corn in the field and wheat in the bin
I was, oh Lord, the father of twins
Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
Our children numbered just about four
They all had sweethearts a-knockin' at the door
They all got married and they didn't hesitate
I was, oh Lord, the grandfather of eight
Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
Lee Hays who wrote this song was born in Arkansas, son of a
Methodist preacher. I met him in New York forty years ago
We were both trying to make up union songs and sing 'em. He'd
Already been doing that down in the state of Arkansas. He made
Up songs with the sharecroppers, black and white down there
โฑ๏ธ Synced Lyrics
[00:08.36] When I was a young man and never been kissed
[00:11.40] I got to thinkin' over what I had missed
[00:16.77] I got me a girl and I kissed her and then
[00:20.73] Oh Lord, I kissed her again
[00:23.66] Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
[00:28.96] Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
[00:38.31] I worked mighty hard and so did my wife
[00:41.59] Workin' hand in hand to make a good life
[00:45.43] Corn in the field and wheat in the bin
[00:48.22] I was, oh Lord, the father of twins
[00:52.17] Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
[00:59.72] Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
[01:06.83] Our children numbered just about four
[01:10.54] They all had sweethearts a-knockin' at the door
[01:13.84] They all got married and they didn't hesitate
[01:16.79] I was, oh Lord, the grandfather of eight
[01:20.69] Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
[01:28.19] Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
[01:37.76] Lee Hays who wrote this song was born in Arkansas, son of a
[01:43.66] Methodist preacher. I met him in New York forty years ago
[01:49.73] We were both trying to make up union songs and sing 'em. He'd
[01:54.24] Already been doing that down in the state of Arkansas. He made
[01:58.14] Up songs with the sharecroppers, black and white down there
[02:01.82]
[00:11.40] I got to thinkin' over what I had missed
[00:16.77] I got me a girl and I kissed her and then
[00:20.73] Oh Lord, I kissed her again
[00:23.66] Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
[00:28.96] Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
[00:38.31] I worked mighty hard and so did my wife
[00:41.59] Workin' hand in hand to make a good life
[00:45.43] Corn in the field and wheat in the bin
[00:48.22] I was, oh Lord, the father of twins
[00:52.17] Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
[00:59.72] Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
[01:06.83] Our children numbered just about four
[01:10.54] They all had sweethearts a-knockin' at the door
[01:13.84] They all got married and they didn't hesitate
[01:16.79] I was, oh Lord, the grandfather of eight
[01:20.69] Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
[01:28.19] Oh, oh, oh, kisses sweeter than wine
[01:37.76] Lee Hays who wrote this song was born in Arkansas, son of a
[01:43.66] Methodist preacher. I met him in New York forty years ago
[01:49.73] We were both trying to make up union songs and sing 'em. He'd
[01:54.24] Already been doing that down in the state of Arkansas. He made
[01:58.14] Up songs with the sharecroppers, black and white down there
[02:01.82]