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Beatles ~ There's A Place (lennon/mccartney)


There is a place, Where i can go, When i feel low, When i feel blue. And it's my mind, And there's no time when i'm alone. I think of you, And things you do, Go 'round my head, The things you said, Like "i love only you." In my mind there's no sorrow, Don't you know that it's so. There'll be no sad tomorrow, Don't you know that it's so. There is a place, Where i can go, When i feel low, When i feel blue. And it's my mind, And there's no time when i'm alone. There's a place... more free lyrics

There is a place,
Where i can go,
When i feel low,
When i feel blue.
And it's my mind,
And there's no time when i'm alone.

I think of you,
And things you do,
Go 'round my head,
The things you said,
Like "i love only you."

In my mind there's no sorrow,
Don't you know that it's so.
There'll be no sad tomorrow,
Don't you know that it's so.

There is a place,
Where i can go,
When i feel low,
When i feel blue.
And it's my mind,
And there's no time when i'm alone.

There's a place...

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