Everything Good Reminds Me of You Songtext
von Donny & Marie Osmond
Everything Good Reminds Me of You Songtext
Did you ever hear a robin sing?
Did you see the roses bloom in the spring?
Did you ever see the full moon shine
Through the tall green Georgia pine?
Did you ever feel a summer rain
Falling gently on the Kansas plain?
Did you ever see a rainbow, my love?
Did you ever see a snow white dove?
Everything that is beautiful
And everything that is wonderful
Everything that is pure and true
Everything good reminds me of you
Did you ever see a baby smile?
Did you ever walk a country mile?
Did you ever sail upon the sea
And sift the sand and Waikiki?
Did you ever plant a little seed
And see it grow into the food that you need?
Did you ever hear the children sing?
Did you ever hear the church bells ring?
Everything that is beautiful
And everything that is wonderful
Everything that is pure and true
Everything good reminds me of you
Everything that is beautiful
Everything that is wonderful
Everything that is pure and true
Everything good reminds me of you
Did you see the roses bloom in the spring?
Did you ever see the full moon shine
Through the tall green Georgia pine?
Did you ever feel a summer rain
Falling gently on the Kansas plain?
Did you ever see a rainbow, my love?
Did you ever see a snow white dove?
Everything that is beautiful
And everything that is wonderful
Everything that is pure and true
Everything good reminds me of you
Did you ever see a baby smile?
Did you ever walk a country mile?
Did you ever sail upon the sea
And sift the sand and Waikiki?
Did you ever plant a little seed
And see it grow into the food that you need?
Did you ever hear the children sing?
Did you ever hear the church bells ring?
Everything that is beautiful
And everything that is wonderful
Everything that is pure and true
Everything good reminds me of you
Everything that is beautiful
Everything that is wonderful
Everything that is pure and true
Everything good reminds me of you
Writer(s): Harley Hatcher Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com