Songwriter (part 1)
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Songwriter (part 1)
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Now this ain't the best number
I ever wrote
But I wrote it for you
And you alone.
Now these aren't the best words
That I ever spoke
But I'll say them to you
And you alone.
Thousands of people
Dream songs every night
And these worn out chords
Go on working for me
Still you keep on asking me
Where is the Eden that we've dreamed of
So many times we've been denied
But we can say that we're in love
Oh yes.
Now thousands of people
Dream songs every night
But these worn out chords
Go on working for me
Still you still keep asking me
Where is the Eden that we've dreamed of
So many times we've been denied
But we can say that we're in love
Oh yes.
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