(Pete Seeger, Ronnie Gilbert, Lee Hays, Fred Hellerman and Huddie Ledbetter) [From the Pete Seeger tribute album 'Where Have All The Flowers Gone,' 1998] [Jackson:] When I was a young man I'd never been kissed; I got to thinking about what I had missed. I found a girl. I kissed her and then... Oh Lord, I kissed her again. [Together:] Oooooh, kisses sweeter than wine. Oooooh, kisses sweeter than wine. [Bonnie:] He asked me to marry and be his sweet wife; We would be happy - all of our life. He begged and he pleaded like a natural man, and then... Oh Lord, I gave him my hand. [Together:] Oooooh, kisses sweeter than wine. Oooooh, kisses... [Jackson:] I worked mighty hard and so did my wife; Working hand in hand to make a good life. Corn in the field and wheat in the bins, and then... Oh Lord, I was the father of twins. [Together:] Oooooh, kisses sweeter than wine. Oooooh, kisses... [Bonnie:] Our children numbered just about four And they all had sweethearts knocking on the door. They all got married and they didn't wait, I was... Oh Lord! A grandmother of eight! [Together:] Oooooh, kisses sweeter than wine. Oooooh, kisses... [Jackson:] Now we are old and ready to go Thinking about what happened a long time ago. [Bonnie:] We had lots of kids and trouble and pain, but... Oh Lord, we'd do it again. [Together:] Oooooh, kisses sweeter than wine. Oooooh, kisses... Oooooh, kisses sweeter than wine. Oooooh, kisses...
