Singing My Song
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Singing My Song
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If I sing my song,
Then I'll sing it sweetly.
Will I have your ear?
Early spring,
When it's April's power to flower,
Would you give me a chance, Babe,
And ask me to dance, Babe?
If I hold your heart,
Then I'll hold it sweetly
In my summer hands,
So soft and warm.
Will the cold December remember?
Would you give me a chance, Babe?
Ask me to dance, Babe?
One, two, three,
Come on and dance with me!
One, two, three,
Come on and dance with me!
Now I hold your heart
And I hold it sweetly
In my summer hands,
So soft and warm.
Will the cold December remember?
Would you give me a chance now
Ask me to dance now?
Would you ask me to dance?
Would you ask me to dance,
Ask me to dance,
Ask me to dance?
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Who performs "Singing My Song"?
Ofarim Esther performs "Singing My Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Ofarim Esther catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Singing My Song"?
Yes. The related section below points to Tza'ar Halailah and ACHREI SHENAS'AT(Matti Caspi,Bo'az Sharabi) with a short reason for opening each page next.
Where can I find more songs by Ofarim Esther?
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