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My Heart's Bouquet lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use
only, it's a very pretty country song recorded by Little Jimmy Dickens.
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My Heart's Bouquet Recorded by Little Jimmy Dickens Written by Jimmy Dickens and Gordon Hall
G I was just a very young fellow
When I fell my pretty flower D7 Growing in a field of love one day G When she told me that she loved me
Then I knew must tell her D7 G And I picked her for my heart's bouquet
We have faced the years together
Sharing all our joy and sorrow D7 She has been my pride along the way G Through it all she has to guide me
Never one time has she failed me D7 G Since I picked her for my heart's bouquet
She's my heart's bouquet my heart's bouquet D7 I picked her from the field of love one day G I loved her then and I love her C G Still cross my heart I always will D7 G She's my darling she's my heart's bouquet
She is patient kind and gentle
Always tries to please the children D7 Singing smiling as she watched them play G Now the children are all grownups
And we miss them since they left us D7 G Still I’m happy with my heart’s bouquet
When old age has crept upon us
And the years show in our faces D7 When her golden hair has turned to gray G She'll still be my precious darling
And I'll love her more than ever D7 G Just the same she'll be my heart's bouquet
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