Sweethearts On Parade Brenda Lee
"Sweethearts On Parade" by Brenda Lee is a #Pop song released in 1964. The lyrics celebrate love and joyful togetherness, depicting a lively parade of sweethearts that symbolizes the happiness and excitement of romantic relationships. The upbeat tempo and catchy melody enhance the song's cheerful vibe. Brenda Lee's powerful vocals add emotional depth, making the song memorable. While it may not have had a significant cultural impact, it remains a classic representation of 1960s pop music and the innocence of young love.
Two by two, they go marching through
The sweethearts on parade
I can't help crying as they pass me by
The sweethearts on parade
I'd love to join them but
But they, they go by me
Cause it takes more than one to join their, their army
How I pine just to fall in line
With the sweethearts on parade
I'd love to join them, but
But they go by me
And it takes more than one to join their army
How I pine, I pine to fall in line
With the sweethearts on parade
(With the sweethearts on parade)
With the sweethearts on parade
The sweethearts on parade
I can't help crying as they pass me by
The sweethearts on parade
I'd love to join them but
But they, they go by me
Cause it takes more than one to join their, their army
How I pine just to fall in line
With the sweethearts on parade
I'd love to join them, but
But they go by me
And it takes more than one to join their army
How I pine, I pine to fall in line
With the sweethearts on parade
(With the sweethearts on parade)
With the sweethearts on parade
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