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TO LOVE AGAIN
TO LOVE AGAIN
Radio’s fine
It helps me forget for awhile
I look back and recall
Those days I had with you
Sometimes I need a friend
Just to make it through
Another day without you
You gave me all the reasons to live
Then you had to go
And I just got to let you know
Its hard to love again
Just to make it through
Another day spent without you
[chorus]
And I don’t want to go on pretending
That its going to be a happy ending
If I should love again
Once I’ve learned to love again
And, no, it will never be the same
Without you baby
This pain inside me is driving me crazy
‘Cause, its hard to love again
Friends are great
They cheer me up for sometime
When the day is done
My mind is back again with you
Oh God, I need a friend
Just to make it through
Another day spent without you
[repeat chorus 'til fade]
SO CLOSE
You’re in my arms
And all the world is calm
The music playing on for only two
So close together
And when I’m with you
So close to feeling alive

A life goes by
Romantic dreams will stop
So I bid mine goodbye and never knew
So close was waiting, waiting here with you
And now forever I know
All that I wanted to hold you
So close

So close to reaching that famous happy end
Almost believing this was not pretend
And now you’re beside me and look how far we’ve come
So far we are so close

How could I face the faceless days
If I should lose you now?
We’re so close
To reaching that famous happy end
And almost believing this was not pretend
Let’s go on dreaming for we know we are
So close
So close
And still so far
A SMILE IN YOUR HEART

VERSE 1:
I had a feeling that you're holding my heart
And I know that it is true
You wouldn't let it be broken apart
'Cause it's much too dear to you
Forever we'll be together
No one can break us apart
For our love will truly be
A wonderful smile in your heart

VERSE 2:
When the night comes and I'm deep in your arms
How I feel so much more secure
You wouldn't let me close my eyes
So I can see you through and through

You're a sweet
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