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Carly Simon ~ The Best Thing


(carly simon) I was his foreigner And he was mine. We ate on terraces And drank the cheapest wine. And he believed in me Down by the serpentine. How was i to know It was the best thing To come along for a long time. I turned the page And saw three children with smiles. I looked to see What i could make of the youngest child. And as she blew the candles out She turned five. How was i to know It was the best thing To come along for a long time. What do the people at the end of the world do About time? what about time? Their secret sleeps with me. more free lyrics

(carly simon)

I was his foreigner
And he was mine.
We ate on terraces
And drank the cheapest wine.
And he believed in me
Down by the serpentine.
How was i to know
It was the best thing
To come along for a long time.

I turned the page
And saw three children with smiles.
I looked to see
What i could make of the youngest child.
And as she blew the candles out
She turned five.
How was i to know
It was the best thing
To come along for a long time.

What do the people at the end of the world do
About time? what about time?
Their secret sleeps with me.

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