Singles
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Singles
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Singles,
You & I are singles
Strangers
Trying to stay warm in the snow
Maybe
We will wake as strangers
Or maybe we will find
We have somewhere to go.
Couples
All start out as singles
Lovers
Like to walk alone now & then
Even
Married folks act single
If they should feel the need
To find themselves again
Singles,
All my loves were singles,
Like the dollar bills that slip away
Before you even know
Music,
Pourin' out on singles,
Finds a home
On someone's stereo
And like a stack of singles
We'll survive as singles
Trying
Hard to match one shoe with one glove
Lovers,
'Cause we share the same dreams
Dreams of what the world
Can't have too many of
Like singles
Doubled up with love
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Who performs "Singles"?
Rupert Holmes performs "Singles", and this lyric page sits inside the Rupert Holmes catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Singles"?
Yes. The related section below points to Annabella and Answering Machine with a short reason for opening each page next.
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