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Carpenters, The ~ Reason To Believe


If I listen long enough to you I'd find the way to believe that it's all true Knowing that you lied straight face While I cried () And still I look To find a reason to believe Someone like you makes it hard to live Without somebody else Someone like you make it easy to give Never thinking of myself If you took the time to change my mind I could find a way To leave the past behind Knowing that you lied straight face While I cried Repeat () If I listen long enough to you I'd find the way to believe that it's all true Knowing that you lied straight face While I cried Repeat (*) more free lyrics

If I listen long enough to you
I'd find the way to believe that it's all true
Knowing that you lied straight face
While I cried

(*) And still I look
To find a reason to believe
Someone like you makes it hard to live
Without somebody else
Someone like you make it easy to give
Never thinking of myself

If you took the time to change my mind
I could find a way
To leave the past behind
Knowing that you lied straight face
While I cried

Repeat (*)

If I listen long enough to you
I'd find the way to believe that it's all true
Knowing that you lied straight face
While I cried

Repeat (*)

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