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Billie Holiday ~ Let's Call A Heart A Heart


Arthur johnston / sonny burke

When we're in a friendly situation
My conversation may not be smart
But if we're to have a perfect understanding
Let's call a heart a heart
There are words that should be whispered gent@y
That's evidently the way to start
If i tell you what my dreams have been demanding
Let's call a heart a heart

Can i prove how i yearn
Just by the turn of a phrase
Can i keep my control
When all my soul is aflame
Maybe we'd call a true confession
And in discretion on someone's part
But if i'm to say how madly i adore you
Let's call a heart a heart


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