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Carly Simon ~ Menemsha


(carly simon/peter wood) Peter’s on the loose I’d like to see him again I remember when We made love On the jetty in the rain. When the fishing boats would Come back in At the end of the day He’d run up the hill to my cabin With a swordfish and he’d say: “girl i want you all over again? All over again Chorus: In menemsha, menemsha Menemsha, menemsha The sunset on the sound Were almost too much to take We would dance on the hill With our friends ‘til the morning would break Everybody drank too much beer In those days Thank god it wasn’t whisky Or we’d all be dead And peter and me we’d pull the shades Everyone was interested In peter and me Chorus more free lyrics

(carly simon/peter wood)

Peter’s on the loose
I’d like to see him again
I remember when
We made love
On the jetty in the rain.
When the fishing boats would
Come back in
At the end of the day
He’d run up the hill to my cabin
With a swordfish and he’d say:
“girl i want you all over again?
All over again

Chorus:
In menemsha, menemsha
Menemsha, menemsha

The sunset on the sound
Were almost too much to take
We would dance on the hill
With our friends
‘til the morning would break
Everybody drank too much beer
In those days
Thank god it wasn’t whisky
Or we’d all be dead
And peter and me we’d pull the shades
Everyone was interested
In peter and me

Chorus

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