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Artist/Band: Brenda Lee
Lyrics for Song: Birds and the Bees
Lyrics for Album: The Versatile Brenda Lee [Decca] [1965]



(Barry Stuart)



Let me tell you 'bout the birds and the bees

And the flowers and the trees

And the moon up above

And a thing called love.



Let me tell ya 'bout the stars in the sky

And a girl and a guy

And the way they could kiss

On a night like this.



When I looked into your big brown eyes

It was very plain to see

That it's time you learned about the facts of life

Starting from A to Z.



Let me tell you 'bout the birds and the bees

And the flowers and the trees

And the moon up above

And a thing called love.



When I looked into your big brown eyes

It was very plain to see

That it's time you learned about the facts of life

Starting from A to Z.



Let me tell you 'bout the birds and the bees

And the flowers and the trees

And the moon up above

And a thing called love.



Let me tell you 'bout the birds and the bees

And the flowers and the trees

And the birds and the bees

And the flowers and the trees

'Bout the birds and the bees...


Birds and the Bees

Brenda Lee's 'Birds and the Bees' stands as a polished example of her enduring versatility during the mid-1960s. Recorded for the album The Versatile Brenda Lee, the track showcases her ability to navigate beyond her signature rock and roll roots into more nuanced pop and country-inflected territory. Known for her powerful voice and emotional delivery, Lee often explored themes of romance and life's complexities in her recordings from this era. This song reflects the sophisticated production values of Decca Records at the time, highlighting her status as a major force in American music. The recording captures the artist at a mature stage in her career, balancing youthful energy with a seasoned interpretive skill that defined her extensive discography.


Album Lyrics: The Versatile Brenda Lee [Decca] [1965]


Brenda Lee
"The Versatile Brenda Lee [Decca] [1965]"


1. Yesterday's Gone
2. Dear Heart
3. I Still Miss Someone
4. Almost There
5. Don't Blame Me
6. Willow Weep for Me
7. Truly Truly True (Tenkrat)
8. Birds and the Bees
9. Maybe