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Maureen McGovern ~ I Like You, You're Nice


I like you, you're nice Seems like I've known you for years But we met just a moment ago Wouldn't you know we're such old friends? And I like you a lot So, don't go You're nice, you're very much me How very nice we could be But we wouldn't have all that we have Let's never know and just be friends 'Cause I like you a lot So, don't go Take me home And stay for a while with me If you're good, I'll make you A marvelous, Wonderous, And quite notorious Cup of Costa Rican coffee 'Cause I like you, Yes, I like you, You're nice more free lyrics

I like you, you're nice
Seems like I've known you for years
But we met just a moment ago
Wouldn't you know we're such old friends?
And I like you a lot
So, don't go

You're nice, you're very much me
How very nice we could be
But we wouldn't have all that we have
Let's never know and just be friends
'Cause I like you a lot
So, don't go

Take me home
And stay for a while with me
If you're good,
I'll make you
A marvelous,
Wonderous,
And quite notorious
Cup of Costa Rican coffee

'Cause I like you,
Yes, I like you,
You're nice

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