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Carpenters ~ I Won't Last A Day Without You


Day after day, i must face a world of strangers Where i don't belong, i'm not that strong It's nice to know that there's someone i can turn to Who will always care, you're always there () when there's no gettin' over that rainbow When my smallest of dreams won't come true I can take all the madness the world has to give But i won't last a day without you So many times when the city seems to be Without a friendly face, a lonely place It's nice to know that you'll be there if i need you And you'll always smile, it's all worthwhile Repeat () Touch me and i end up singing Trouble seems to up and disappear You touch me with the love you're bringing I can't really lose when you're near When you're near, my love If all my friends have forgotten half their promises they're not unkind, just Hard to find One look at you and i know That i must learn to live without the rest I've found the best Repeat (*) twice more free lyrics

Day after day, i must face a world of strangers
Where i don't belong, i'm not that strong
It's nice to know that there's someone i can turn to
Who will always care, you're always there

(*) when there's no gettin' over that rainbow
When my smallest of dreams won't come true
I can take all the madness the world has to give
But i won't last a day without you

So many times when the city seems to be
Without a friendly face, a lonely place
It's nice to know that you'll be there if i need you
And you'll always smile, it's all worthwhile

Repeat (*)

Touch me and i end up singing
Trouble seems to up and disappear
You touch me with the love you're bringing
I can't really lose when you're near
When you're near, my love

If all my friends have forgotten half their promises they're not unkind, just
Hard to find
One look at you and i know
That i must learn to live without the rest
I've found the best

Repeat (*) twice

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