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Carpenters ~ Beechwood 4-5789


You can have this dance with me You can hold my hand and whisper In my ear sweet words, that i Love to hear () don't be shy, just take your time I'd like to get to know you I'd like to make you mine I've been waiting, sitting here so patiently For you to come over And have this dance with me () and my number is beechwood 4-5789 You can call me up and have a date Any old time Repeat () Beechwood 4-5789 You can call me up and have a date Any old time Repeat () Repeat (*) Beechwood 4-5789 You can call me up and have a date Any old time more free lyrics

You can have this dance with me

You can hold my hand and whisper

In my ear sweet words, that i

Love to hear

(*) don't be shy, just take your time

I'd like to get to know you

I'd like to make you mine

I've been waiting, sitting here so patiently

For you to come over

And have this dance with me

(**) and my number is beechwood 4-5789

You can call me up and have a date

Any old time

Repeat (*)

Beechwood 4-5789

You can call me up and have a date

Any old time

Repeat (*)

Repeat (**)

Beechwood 4-5789

You can call me up and have a date

Any old time

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