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Carpenters, The ~ I Have You


I have always been a dreamer Followed visions of my own I was born to belong To the lines of a song And make then my home I believe in happy endings Though I've only known a few For as rare as they are Like a bright falling star I found one in you Sometimes All the world can seem so Friendless And the road ahead so Endless And the dream so far away Sometimes When I'm almost To surrender Then I stop And I remember I have you To save my day Often my imagination Has me reaching out too far When I fell you were there With you hand in the air You knew from the start Sometimes After all you've done To save me Thru the love you freedly Gave me Every step along the way Sometimes People ask what keeps me Going And in truth, it comes from Knowing I have you To save my day Sometimes Feelng helpless When I held you Wishing words would come To tell you I have you To save my day more free lyrics

I have always been a dreamer
Followed visions of my own
I was born to belong
To the lines of a song
And make then my home

I believe in happy endings
Though I've only known a few
For as rare as they are
Like a bright falling star
I found one in you

Sometimes
All the world can seem so
Friendless
And the road ahead so
Endless
And the dream so far away
Sometimes
When I'm almost
To surrender
Then I stop
And I remember
I have you
To save my day

Often my imagination
Has me reaching out too far
When I fell you were there
With you hand in the air
You knew from the start

Sometimes
After all you've done
To save me
Thru the love you freedly
Gave me
Every step along the way
Sometimes
People ask what keeps me
Going
And in truth, it comes from
Knowing
I have you
To save my day

Sometimes
Feelng helpless
When I held you
Wishing words would come
To tell you
I have you
To save my day

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