Glove

Oh, I picked up, I picked up a lady's glove
Said I'd give it back to her if she put it on
She teased my eyes when she cut a line
And I said, "Tell me man, you got to tell me man, where do you go?"

But she said, "Oh, walking and taking care"
She brushed her cheek while the summer breeze
Set upon her hair

And the question seemed to turn out wrong
Because I quietly swore and bit my clumsy tongue
Then, looking up, I saw that she was gone
Because she turned around and walked
She turned around and walked six feet further on

She said, "Young man," and then she smiled
"I'd be so pleased if you'd accompany me to walk a while"

Oh, I picked up a lady's glove
Said I'd give it back if she put it on, on, on, on, on
She teased my eyes when she cut a line
I said, "Tell me man, tell me where do you go?"

She said, "Walking, taking care"
She brushed her cheek while the summer breeze
Set upon her hair
She said, "Walking, taking care"
She brushed her cheek while the summer breeze
Set upon her hair
She said, "Walking, taking care"
She brushed her cheek while the summer breeze
Set upon her hair
She said, "Young man," then she smiled
"I'd be so pleased if you would accompany me for awhile"
She said, "Young man," but then she smiled
"I'd be so pleased if you would accompany me for awhile"
She said, "Young man," then she smiled
"I'd be so pleased if you would accompany me for awhile"