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#1.
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Well, it's a darn good life and it's kinda
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funny how the bee was made, the bee made
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the honey, and the honeybee lookin' for home,
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made a honeycomb.
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Then, they combed the world and they gathered
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all of the honeycomb into one sweet ball, and
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the honeycomb from a million trips, made my
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baby's lips.
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Oh, honeycomb, won't you be my baby, well, honeycomb,
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be my own.
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Just a hanka hair and a piece of bone, and made a
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walkin', talkin' honeycomb.
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Well, honeycomb, won't you be my baby, well, honeycomb,
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be my own.
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What a darn good life when you got a wife, like honeycomb.
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(Oh, honeycomb)
#2.
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Now, have you heard tell how he made a bee? then he tried
a hand at a green, green tree.
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So, the tree was made, I guess you heard, up in, well, he
made a little bird.
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Then they waited around till the end of spring, savin' every
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note the bird did sing, then, he rolled it up into one sweet
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tone for my honeycomb.
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Oh, honeycomb, won't you be my baby, well, honeycomb, be my own
(Honeycomb, honeycomb)
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Just a hanka hair and a piece of bone, and made a walkin', talkin'
honeycomb.
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Well, honeycomb, won't you be my baby, well, honeycomb, be my own.
(Honeycomb, honeycomb)
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What a darn good life when you got a wife, like honeycomb.
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(My honeycomb)
#3.
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In a little while, when he made that girl, they looked around
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for a little word..sounded sweet as turtle dove, so they called
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it love.
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Then they went around looking everywhere, takin' love from here,
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love from there, and he stored it up in a little cart for my
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honey's heart.
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Oh, honeycomb, won't you be my baby, well, honeycomb, be my own.
(Honeycomb, honeycomb)
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Just a hanka hair and a piece of bone and made a walkin', talkin'
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honeycomb.
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Well, honeycomb, won't you be my baby, well, honeycomb, be my own.
(Honeycomb, honeycomb)
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What a darn good life when you got a wife, like honeycomb.
(Honeycomb, honeycomb)
Written by Bob Merrill