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The Sweetest Sixteen - Henry Gross
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The Sweetest Sixteen Henry Gross

"The Sweetest Sixteen" by Henry Gross, released in 1976, is a #Rock ballad reflecting on youthful love and nostalgia. The lyrics capture the bittersweet essence of coming of age and the fleeting nature of innocence. Its melodic structure features poignant guitar work, enhancing the emotional depth. The song resonates with listeners, celebrating cherished memories and the complexities of growing up.

The Sweetest Sixteen - Henry Gross
You're cooking with fire, shakin' and bakin'
Proving the world is yours for the takin'
Following the recipe's good advice
But you like to add some sugar and spice

You're the sweetest sixteen, almost grown
Already ready to stand on your own
A true earth angel, all that heaven will allow

You're an open book, a freewheeling spirit
If there's a song in the air you wanna hear it
You've got the eyes of a child
With the soul of a rolling stone

You're the sweetest sixteen anybody has ever known

A big city girl, at home in the country
You like the finer things but love the cool and funky
A mellow wild flower, an early bloomer
With a generous heart and a great sense of humor

You're the sweetest sixteen, almost grown
Already ready to stand on your own
A true earth angel, all that heaven will allow

You're an open book, a freewheeling spirit
If there's a song in the air you wanna hear it
You've got the eyes of a child
With the soul of a rolling stone
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