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Ben Harper ~ Remember (jimi Hendrix)


Won't you remember the mocking bird, my baby bun He used to sing for dinner, baby Oh he used to sing for his supper He used to sing so sweetly Since my baby left me, he ain't sang for two long days Oh, remember the blue-birds and the honey bees, They used to sing for you and me Oh, they used to sing about you and me They used to sing so sweetly But since my baby left me they ain't sang in two long days Oh won't you please come home Come on home to me Make everyday happy as can be And if you'll leave come on home to me I'll kiss you for my dinner, baby I'll kiss you for my supper, yeah! But if you don't come back you know i'll have to Starve to death 'cus i ain't had noon of your loving all day now Oh remember Would yo you remember Oh, remember the blue-birds and the honey bees, Singing sweetly for you and me Oh the mocking bird, my baby bun Oh don't you come home to me Will you remember more free lyrics

Won't you remember the mocking bird, my baby bun
He used to sing for dinner, baby
Oh he used to sing for his supper
He used to sing so sweetly
Since my baby left me, he ain't sang for two long days

Oh, remember the blue-birds and the honey bees,
They used to sing for you and me
Oh, they used to sing about you and me
They used to sing so sweetly
But since my baby left me they ain't sang in two long days

Oh won't you please come home
Come on home to me
Make everyday happy as can be

And if you'll leave come on home to me
I'll kiss you for my dinner, baby
I'll kiss you for my supper, yeah!
But if you don't come back you know i'll have to
Starve to death
'cus i ain't had noon of your loving all day now
Oh remember
Would yo you remember

Oh, remember the blue-birds and the honey bees,
Singing sweetly for you and me
Oh the mocking bird, my baby bun
Oh don't you come home to me
Will you remember

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