that we shared When I was sad the way you cared You let me know you understand The way you hold my hand Cherished memories The things a fellow can't forget Cherished
I said, love ain't no good unless it's cherished I said, love can't be good unless it's cherished, oh no You and me, we gotta get something understood
The shadows are dark with loneliness and in them we are searching. It's all we've ever known and the strength we need has been hidden. Heaven help us.
Arise, my dear, I greet you with the dawn Morning?s upon us And I crave the sound of your voice Sing my cherished To God who gives this love Songs are not worthless And love will resound from my words Awake, my cherished
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shared When I was sad, the way you cared To let me know you'd understand The way you'd hold my hand Cherished memories, the things that a fellow can't forget Cherished
Again evening finds me at your door Here to ask you just once more If we could try again I don't know quite what to say Never was too good that way So
Wish I was in the land of cotton There's a man waiting there Who'll never be forgotten Why did I have to go Why did I go away It was early on one frosty
A crowd made the magic happen The band made the music play I can close my eyes and see him there Just like it was yesterday It was just another party
Seven thousand miles to Paris Nine hundred more to Rome And I'm gone every mile To find peace of mind of home This infatuation is driving me insane Make
There's a special way you touch me In the morning when I'm waking up You know just how to put the pieces back together When it looks like we're breaking
He'll sail on in with the summer wind That blows on this came day Everybody called him "Pirate" Dark and handsome in his own way And the fire in eyes
She's just a secretary At a small recording firm When it comes to music There ain't nothing she can't learn And everything she lives and breathes Is
In a rented room Above a Hollywood bar with my money gone The ragged curtains blowing in the window Lying hungry and alone With no one to call, not even
I could pass the evening here Staring down into your eyes Just forget there's a world somewhere outside I kept my porch-light burning So you could find
They were from two warring tribes So their love could never be He was a painted Apache And she was a Cherokee He was stealing her father's horses When
