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==Lyrics== |
==Lyrics== |
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+ | Three creeky wooden stairs |
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+ | Those squeeky rocking chairs |
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+ | The well-worn welcome mat |
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+ | The latis-vine |
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+ | The happy times |
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+ | All I wanna do |
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+ | When the day is through |
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+ | Is linger here on the frount porch with you |
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+ | From the wicker swing |
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+ | While the ngiht birds sing |
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+ | We'll watch the fireflies sparkin' |
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+ | Do some sparkin' too |
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+ | How the hours fly |
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+ | As the moon drifts by |
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+ | How sweet the air |
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+ | As we stare |
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+ | At the sky |
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+ | Oh how I love to linger here like this |
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+ | Hold your hand |
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+ | And steal a kiss or two |
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+ | On the front porch with you |
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[[Category:Songs]] |
[[Category:Songs]] |
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[[Category:Sherman Brothers Songs]] |
[[Category:Sherman Brothers Songs]] |
Revision as of 02:38, 5 December 2013
"On the Front Porch" is a song written for the movie Summer Magic by Robert and Richard Sherman. It is sung primarily by Burl Ives, but is joined in by the cast throughout the song. After the lawn party at the yellow house the Pophams and the Careys relax on their front porch and sing this song.
Richard Sherman has said that out of all the songs he has written, this was his favorite.
Lyrics
Three creeky wooden stairs
Those squeeky rocking chairs
The well-worn welcome mat
The latis-vine
The happy times
All I wanna do
When the day is through
Is linger here on the frount porch with you
From the wicker swing
While the ngiht birds sing
We'll watch the fireflies sparkin'
Do some sparkin' too
How the hours fly
As the moon drifts by
How sweet the air
As we stare
At the sky
Oh how I love to linger here like this
Hold your hand
And steal a kiss or two
On the front porch with you