I know I stand in lineUntil you think you have the
is my heart aloneAnd without you, life holds no charmYours,
lean baby, tall and thinFive feet seven of bones
Writer(s): Gordon/WarrenIn a dream the strangest and the oddest things appearAnd
Writer(s): RaposoWhen all the songs are out of tuneAnd all the
a few more lonesome cities that I'd like to
tales can come true, it can happen to youIf
Here we all work 'long the MississippiHere we all work while
It's over, it's over, it's over, I won't look backWon't look
be seeing youIn all the old familiar placesThat this
don't talk about me when I'm goneOh honey, though
You could leave tomorrow, fly to MandalayDarling, I would love you
As long as there's music and words of romanceThe spell of
Gone and got the blues in ParisParis blues called Azure-TéHow can
Dry your eyes and take your song outIt's a newborn afternoonIf
If I could be with you, I'd love you strongIf I
There's no use of a moonlight glowOr the peaks where winter
Have you met Dolores? She's queen of the forestHave you met
Frank:I've got a home in that rock, don't you see?I've got
Love isn't just for the youngIt's for all who may wish
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