She's The Only Pebble On The Beach - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
SHE'S THE ONLY PEBBLE ON THE BEACH. Copyright, 1897, by Henry Hudson. Words by Wallace Poynes, Music by Henry Hudson. 
Perhaps you have a sweetheart, she's to you a queen, Perhaps she's golden hair and eyes of blue. You think she is a daisy, the fairest ever seen, She may be the only girl for you, But there's a little maiden, not so far away, She's a little wonder, she's a peach, She's the pride of all the village, and the lads that know her say: She's the only pebble on the beach. 
Refrain. She's the only girl in all the world, lads, She's a daisy, she's a peach, She's the fairest ever seen, she's a wonder, she's a queen, She's the only pebble on the beach. 
Her dresses are the latest, and are always neat, And in that little village by the sea, She dwells within a cottage, on a quiet street, She's as happy as a maid can be, But, best, of all, she's promised that she will be mine; I have wooed and won this little peach; Yes, there may be many others, but they don't with her compare, Site's the only pebble on the beach.- Refrain.