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Carpenters, The ~ (A Place To) Hideaway


I've got to find a place to hideaway Far from the shadows of my mind Sunlight and laughter, love ever after For how I long to find a place to hideaway I hear you whisper and I must obey, Blindly follow where you'll be Knowing tomorrow brings only sorrow Where can I go to find a place to hideaway Bright colored pinwheels go round in my head I run through the mist of the wine () The night and the music remind me instead The world once was mine I'll save my pennies for a rainy day But where can I buy another you? Dreams are for sleeping Love is for weeping Oh, how I long to find a place to hideaway Repeat () more free lyrics

I've got to find a place to hideaway
Far from the shadows of my mind
Sunlight and laughter, love ever after
For how I long to find a place to hideaway

I hear you whisper and I must obey,
Blindly follow where you'll be
Knowing tomorrow brings only sorrow
Where can I go to find a place to hideaway

Bright colored pinwheels go round in my head
I run through the mist of the wine

(*) The night and the music remind me instead
The world once was mine
I'll save my pennies for a rainy day
But where can I buy another you?
Dreams are for sleeping
Love is for weeping
Oh, how I long to find a place to hideaway

Repeat (*)

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