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Carly Simon ~ Waited So Long


(carly simon) Please tell my sweet mother Go on now tell uncle paul Tell all my girlfriends Not to wait for me Daddy, i'm no virgin And i've already waited too long Raise up your eyebrows Raise, i said raise your glasses with a song But don't expect me to be home tonight Daddy, i'm sorry But i've already waited too long I met a boy with eyes of green The warmest eyes i'd ever seen He gave his lovin' love to me The way i've always heard it would be Daddy, please forgive me And i've already waited so long So blow, blow, blow out the candles Make my bed wide and long Tell all my girlfriends Not to wait for me Daddy, i'm no virgin I said i've already waited too long Daddy, i'm sorry But i've already waited so long more free lyrics

(carly simon)

Please tell my sweet mother
Go on now tell uncle paul
Tell all my girlfriends
Not to wait for me
Daddy, i'm no virgin
And i've already waited too long

Raise up your eyebrows
Raise, i said raise your glasses with a song
But don't expect me to be home tonight
Daddy, i'm sorry
But i've already waited too long

I met a boy with eyes of green
The warmest eyes i'd ever seen
He gave his lovin' love to me
The way i've always heard it would be

Daddy, please forgive me
And i've already waited so long

So blow, blow, blow out the candles
Make my bed wide and long
Tell all my girlfriends
Not to wait for me
Daddy, i'm no virgin
I said i've already waited too long

Daddy, i'm sorry
But i've already waited so long

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