Petunia, The Gardener's Daughter

ROY C. BENNETT, SID TEPPER

I've gotta gal; oh, what a pal
The apple of my eye
With something rare, a peach of a pear
But her dad won't let us meet and I could die

I love Petunia the gardener's daughter
Oh, how that gal can kiss
Her eyes are blue as bluebells
Each cheek a rose to see
How I dance when she plants her two lips on me

I'm as daffy as a daffodil
I long to kiss her all the time
Tonight I'll steal into her garden
And make Petunia's two lips mine

(I've got a beau; I love him so
The apple of my eye
With something rare, a peach of a pear
But my dad won't let us meet and I could die)

And we could die

I love Petunia the gardener's daughter
Oh, how that gal can kiss
(My eyes are blue as bluebells
Each cheek a rose to see)
How I dance when she plants her two lips on me

(He's as daffy as a daffodil
He loves to kiss me all the time)
Tonight I'll steal into her garden
And make Petunia's two lips mine

She makes other girls look just like weeds
(I'm gonna be his clinging vine)
Tonight I'll steal into her garden
And make Petunia's two lips
(My ever loving two lips)
Make Petunia's two lips mine

Trivia about the song Petunia, The Gardener's Daughter by Elvis Presley

On which albums was the song “Petunia, The Gardener's Daughter” released by Elvis Presley?
Elvis Presley released the song on the albums “Frankie and Johnny” in 1966, “Frankie And Johnny” in 1966, and “Please Don’t Stop Loving Me” in 1970.
Who composed the song “Petunia, The Gardener's Daughter” by Elvis Presley?
The song “Petunia, The Gardener's Daughter” by Elvis Presley was composed by ROY C. BENNETT, SID TEPPER.

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