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Everybody Knows
03:50
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Evervbody knows, we're newly met –
Players on a stage, precisely set…
Nature always takes its course…
Will it be a tragedy — or farce?
Once upon a time, it was that I
Figured love was just pie in the sky:
No-one ever saw my role,
Never cared how much I bared my soul.
If an indiscretion
Gives the wrong impression,
Then it will not matter what we say...
Where can be the harm,
If vou take my arm,
For the game that only two can play?
Whisper in my ear, and all I'll do,
Turn my head around, look back at you,
Make them think that’s how we feel,
Funny — I believe this could be real.
Such a force attracting,
I don’t think I’m acting,
I have no desire for it to end.
And from how you hold me,
You've already told me,
In a way that you could not pretend.
Everybody knows, that we’re in love,
And they’re wondering what we’re thinking of...
Look at me, it surely shows,
Obviously, everybody knows.
Obviously, everybody knows.
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Walk Across the World
03:32
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Walk across the world
Walk to make you feel better
The girl behind the sun
Writes someone a letter
Look at the ocean and sunshine and water will talk to you
Give me the winter and snow and the wind and I’ll walk with you.
Nobody sings mellow songs any more
And somebody left all their dreams on the shore.
Walker, where are you now?
Saw your prints in the desert
New York subway has tried
To sell off the sound of your footprints.
Child of the universe, notice the mountains surrounding you
See how the border guard opens the gate and he let you through.
Nobody sings mellow songs any more
And somebody left all their dreams on the shore.
Walk across the world
Walk to make you feel better
The girl behind the sun
Writes someone a letter…
Walk across the world
Walk across the world.
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Brenda Wootton Penzance, UK
Brenda Wootton (1928-1994) dearly loved to sing - about her beloved Cornwall and all things Cornish - the history and legends, the culture and the people. She was in her 40s when she began a professional singing career that spanned around 25 years, made around 30 albums, and also ran her own radio request show. Her remarkable voice and her passion for her country took her around the globe. ... more
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