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Carpenters, The ~ It's Going To Take Some Time


It's going to take some time this time To get myself in shape I really fell out-of line this time I really missed the gate The birds on the telephone line (next time) Are cryin' out to me (next time) And I won't be so blind next time And I'll find some harmony But it's going to take some time this time And I can't make demands But like the young trees in the wintertime I'll learn how to bend () After all the tears we've spent How could we make amends So it's one more round for experience And I'm on the road again And it's going to take some time this time And I can't make demands I'll learn how to bend It's going to take some time this time No matter what I've planned But like the young trees in the wintertime I'll learn how to bend Repeat () more free lyrics

It's going to take some time this time
To get myself in shape
I really fell out-of line this time

I really missed the gate

The birds on the telephone line (next time)
Are cryin' out to me (next time)
And I won't be so blind next time
And I'll find some harmony

But it's going to take some time this time
And I can't make demands
But like the young trees in the wintertime
I'll learn how to bend

(*) After all the tears we've spent
How could we make amends
So it's one more round for experience
And I'm on the road again
And it's going to take some time this time

And I can't make demands
I'll learn how to bend

It's going to take some time this time
No matter what I've planned
But like the young trees in the wintertime
I'll learn how to bend

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