"Sweet Surprise" genre: Bluegrass
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	If MP3.COM ever gets around to creating a genre called Jug Band Jugheads, I will be the first to switch this song to that category. Campy country comedy.
	Credits: Words and music by Craig Collins. Performed by Craig Collins (rubber-band-rhythm guitar, guitar riff, percussion, lead vocal) and Rob Simbeck (acoustic guitar, final lead guitar, stretched-to-the-limit harmonies)
	Story Behind the Song Lennon wrote "Benefit for Mr. Kite" after seeing a circus poster, I wrote "Sweet Surprise" in high school after seeing a poster for FTD flower arrangements. There ends all similarities. Four tracks, recorded in Pittsburgh PA, 1973. You gotta be a hard-core Friends Help fan to love this one, but anyone in the right mood can enjoy it. Lyrics I fled through her hair I ran up to her eyes She loved me for it I loved her Sweet Surprise I came to her door I spun away my head She wanted me to stay I said that I felt dead REFRAIN: I loved I loved I loved Her sweet surprise I could I could I would Look in her eyes I managed her arm I reached to her then She wrinkled her nose And told me to say when She velveted the door She glistened in the room I couldn't peel my eyes off of her Sweet Surprise REFRAIN

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