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Carpenters ~ Sandy


Looking at you I'm almost home again Something in you Puts me at ease Yes, i know that you're Suspicious of me Do i mean the things i say? Yo know i've been in love before That much is true But thought i've been in love before It wasn't with you () ooh, sandy Could we spend the day together? You know how rainy weather Gets me down when i'm alone You, sandy You gotta be a friend today An hour with you would Chase the winter away Being with you I'm like a child again Your eyes can see Clearer than mine No one ever made me quite so aware No one ever took the time The time it took surprises me Nothing's the same As if my life began again Hearing your name Repeat () An hour with you would Chase the winter away more free lyrics

Looking at you

I'm almost home again

Something in you

Puts me at ease

Yes, i know that you're

Suspicious of me

Do i mean the things i say?

Yo know i've been in love before

That much is true

But thought i've been in love before

It wasn't with you

(*) ooh, sandy

Could we spend the day together?

You know how rainy weather

Gets me down when i'm alone

You, sandy

You gotta be a friend today

An hour with you would

Chase the winter away

Being with you

I'm like a child again

Your eyes can see

Clearer than mine

No one ever made me quite so aware

No one ever took the time

The time it took surprises me

Nothing's the same

As if my life began again

Hearing your name

Repeat (*)

An hour with you would

Chase the winter away

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