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Kaleidoscope
from Greek καλός (beautiful) εἶδος (image) scopio (see)
1. A scene, situation, or experience that keeps changing and has many different aspects (a kaleidoscope of colours).
2.A toy that shows changing patterns, consisting of a tube with coloured pieces inside
1. A scene, situation, or experience that keeps changing and has many different aspects (a kaleidoscope of colours).
2.A toy that shows changing patterns, consisting of a tube with coloured pieces inside
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KISS ME SWEET
Butterbeans & Susie - 1924
I was so blue, and lonely too
You went away, I longed you'd stay
To hold you, dear, and
Press your lovin' lips to mine
I thought I'd die
I don't know why
But seems to me
In certainty
That waitin' for you
Mama, was a waste of time
Lordy, just sing that thing
I'm gonna kiss you sweet
And fill you with sensation
Honey, kiss me sweEt
I need some inspiration
Now put your arms around me
Look me straight in my eye
Lordy, if this gonna kill me
Lay a sweet body down
Kiss me now
I can't wait no longer
Need some arms
My love is growin' stronger
You goin' on
I've known you for years
I can feel the caring here
Without shiftin' a gear
My love ain't complete
Honey, till you kiss me sweet
-Instrumental Break-
Kiss me now
I can't wait no longer
Seems somehow
My love is growin' stronger
With your arms up around me tight
Mama, lookin' in your eyes so bright
My love ain't complete
Honey, till you kiss me sweet
(Transcribed by Carlene Bogle - April 2004)
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