When was the song “One of You [In Every Size]” released by Marty Robbins?

The song One of You [In Every Size] was released in 1967, on the album “Christmas With Marty Robbins”.

Who composed the song “One of You [In Every Size]” by Marty Robbins?

The song “One of You [In Every Size]” by Marty Robbins was composed by TRISTMAR PEART.

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One of You [In Every Size]

One of You [In Every Size]

TRISTMAR PEART

Well honey I'll take one of
You in every size

I don't want pretty presents tied
With big bright bows
What I want for Christmas Santa doesn't know
I don't want socks and shirts and ties
I wanna hear your lovin' lies
I'll take one of you in every size

You're the very doll I want for Christmas
One that gives real kisses and breathes sighs
I don't want another single
Thing for Christmas
I'll take one of you in every size

I wanna hear you promise that
You'll love just me
That'll mean more than presents
'neath my Christmas Tree
Fancy things couldn't take the place of
Finding you wrapped up in lace
I'll take one of you in every size

You're the very doll I want for Christmas
One that gives real kisses and breathes sighs
I don't want another single
Thing for Christmas
I'll take one of you in every size
I'll take one of you in every size
I'll take one of you in every size

Trivia about the song One of You [In Every Size] by Marty Robbins

When was the song “One of You [In Every Size]” released by Marty Robbins?: The song One of You [In Every Size] was released in 1967, on the album “Christmas With Marty Robbins”.
Who composed the song “One of You [In Every Size]” by Marty Robbins?: The song “One of You [In Every Size]” by Marty Robbins was composed by TRISTMAR PEART.