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Carpenters ~ Someday


Someday, rested from hours of sleeping We'll stay safely behind what we're keeping You'll seem warmer than i had remembered you Lying so close i'll be able to feel you breathe I could never leave One day, when i am able to love you I'll come back from wherever i've been to I'll see you looking the same as you always have Lovely, so lovely, i'll cling to the love you give So i'll start to live Someday is coming If i believe it Someday always brings the good life you knew ... Ever back to you () how i need you Someday, all i can give you is someday Someday, all i can offer is someday Please say that you'll be waiting when someday comes Promise me this and a kiss, to keep what you are Always close to me Repeat () more free lyrics

Someday, rested from hours of sleeping

We'll stay safely behind what we're keeping

You'll seem warmer than i had remembered you

Lying so close i'll be able to feel you breathe

I could never leave

One day, when i am able to love you

I'll come back from wherever i've been to

I'll see you looking the same as you always have

Lovely, so lovely, i'll cling to the love you give

So i'll start to live

Someday is coming

If i believe it

Someday always brings the good life you knew ...

Ever back to you

(*) how i need you

Someday, all i can give you is someday

Someday, all i can offer is someday

Please say that you'll be waiting when someday comes

Promise me this and a kiss, to keep what you are

Always close to me

Repeat (*)

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