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Roy Clark – Honeymoon Feelin’

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It was the first single from his album The Entertainer. The song peaked at number 4 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart. It also reached number 1 on the RPM Country Tracks chart in Canada.

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Roy Clark – Honeymoon Feelin’, is a single by American country music artist Roy Clark. Released in February 1974, it was the first single from his album Roy Clark / The Entertainer. The song peaked at number 4 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart. It also reached number 1 on the RPM Country Tracks chart in Canada.

Roy Clark - Honeymoon Feelin'
Cover LP Roy Clark DOT 1974

Roy Clark – Honeymoon Feelin’
From the album The Entertainer
B-side «I Really Don’t Want to Know»
Released February 1974
Recorded November 1973
Genre Country
Label Dot
Songwriter(s) Ron Hellard Gary S. Paxton
Producer(s) Joe Allison

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Roy Clark – Honeymoon Feelin’ lyrics

I still get that honeymoon feeling
After all these years my heart goes reeling
Every time you touch me it’s the living end
I still get that honeymoon feeling
I can still hear those wedding bells ringing
Every time we love I get that honeymoon feeling again
It seems like only yesterday you walked into my life
And answered all my prayers and made my dreams come true
And even though it’s been some time since I made you my wife
Every day I find I’m even more in love with you
I still get that honeymoon feeling
After all these years my heart goes reeling
Every time you touch me it’s the living end
I still get that honeymoon feeling
I can still hear those wedding bells ringing
Every time we love I get that honeymoon feeling again
I’m thankful that I wake up with an angel by my side
You make my world a better place to be
And though were far from newlyweds you’re still my brushing bride
But most of all I’m glad you show just how much you need me
I still get that honeymoon feeling
After all these years my heart goes reeling
Every time you touch me it’s the living end
I still get that honeymoon feeling
I can still hear those wedding bells ringing
Every time we love I get that honeymoon feeling again
I still get that honeymoon feeling
After all these years my heart goes reeling
Every time you touch me it’s the living end
I still get that honeymoon feeling
I can still hear those wedding bells ringing
Every time we love I get that honeymoon feeling again…

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