| ! Every time you talk, every time you smile, I can see the little wheels spinning in your head. | |
| ! Where's that smile now sales girl? | |
| ! ♪ She's my cherry pie ♪ ♪ put a smile on your face 10 miles wide ♪ | |
| " Chiquita madame de la Martinique " " Men smile at you to do their bidding " | |
| """ Honey, baby with a smile """ | |
| ! Every time you talk, every time you smile, I can see the little wheels spinning in your head. | |
| ! Where's that smile now sales girl? | |
| ! ♪ She's my cherry pie ♪ ♪ put a smile on your face 10 miles wide ♪ | |
| " Chiquita madame de la Martinique " " Men smile at you to do their bidding " | |
| """ Honey, baby with a smile """ | |
| "'You had better return to your partner and enjoy her smiles, | |
| "'and I am giving you thejob of bringing back her smiles to this court." | |
| "..fortune too smiles on him." | |
| "A Scout smiles and sings even in difficulties " | |
| "A brotherhood of misery, with smiles as sad as sighs. | |
| "'You had better return to your partner and enjoy her smiles, | |
| "'and I am giving you thejob of bringing back her smiles to this court." | |
| "..fortune too smiles on him." | |
| "A Scout smiles and sings even in difficulties " | |
| "A brotherhood of misery, with smiles as sad as sighs. | |
| "$75," and smiled. | |
| "...but in the end he only smiled and talked of simple pleasures. | |
| "A little wooden man smiled at me. | |
| "And even as I plunged my sword into him, he smiled as if death meant nothing to him." | |
| "And one night he smiled on my love | |
| "..saffron is your smiling lips." | |
| "And he walks up and I say, 'What are you smiling about? | |
| "And now the paths are also smiling when we walk." | |
| "And smiling." | |
| "And suddenly something opened "and we could see far, far into heaven, "and saw angels float, quietly smiling." | |
| "$75," and smiled. | |
| "...but in the end he only smiled and talked of simple pleasures. | |
| "A little wooden man smiled at me. | |
| "And even as I plunged my sword into him, he smiled as if death meant nothing to him." | |
| "And one night he smiled on my love | |
| "..saffron is your smiling lips." | |
| "And he walks up and I say, 'What are you smiling about? | |
| "And now the paths are also smiling when we walk." | |
| "And smiling." | |
| "And suddenly something opened "and we could see far, far into heaven, "and saw angels float, quietly smiling." | |
