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Carly Simon ~ Make Me Feel Something


(carly simon) Make me feel something I used to feel I used to feel something for you But i’ve been sleep walking Stumbling in false starts, fumbling into false hearts Tumbling into false hearts, mainly mine (chorus) Make me feel something Feel something Can it be i’m growing old Feel something Maybe i’m just too controlled Feel something I’m much too young to feel this old Make me walk on air I used to dare I used to take chances for you But now i’m longing to feel passion ‘cause i’ve only been pretending Acting out the drama Dying for a happy end Just to feel alive I don’t want to say “i love you? To one more fantasy You’d never believe What a good actress i could be Remember when We were fresh in love Your eyes were pale like the moon We’d sit on the porch in summer Listen to the breezes Spinning melodies I dressed you up like a god The one you were more free lyrics

(carly simon)

Make me feel something
I used to feel
I used to feel something for you
But i’ve been sleep walking
Stumbling in false starts, fumbling into false hearts
Tumbling into false hearts, mainly mine

(chorus)
Make me feel something
Feel something
Can it be i’m growing old
Feel something
Maybe i’m just too controlled
Feel something
I’m much too young to feel this old

Make me walk on air
I used to dare
I used to take chances for you
But now i’m longing to feel passion
‘cause i’ve only been pretending
Acting out the drama
Dying for a happy end
Just to feel alive

I don’t want to say “i love you?
To one more fantasy
You’d never believe
What a good actress i could be

Remember when
We were fresh in love
Your eyes were pale like the moon
We’d sit on the porch in summer
Listen to the breezes
Spinning melodies
I dressed you up like a god
The one you were

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