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Cher ~ Melody


melody your my oldest friend i can talk to you what a day it's been out there In the mad men crush another days gone down in a dusk Melody listen for the phone while i change my clothes he knows by now i'm home Three days waiting took it's toll this trying to stop it's crying is getting old Melody remember long summer days playing grown ups in the city mamma said sleep Sleep sleepy heads tucked in bed with yor favourite dolly oh Melody with you ragetty charms i have looked for love in a strangers arms Scared of going home of what they'll say you know mammas eyes could always look Right through daddy won't be so proud of me no they won't understand like you Melody more free lyrics

melody your my oldest friend i can talk to you what a day it's been out there
In the mad men crush another days gone down in a dusk
Melody listen for the phone while i change my clothes he knows by now i'm home
Three days waiting took it's toll this trying to stop it's crying is getting old
Melody remember long summer days playing grown ups in the city mamma said sleep
Sleep sleepy heads tucked in bed with yor favourite dolly oh
Melody with you ragetty charms i have looked for love in a strangers arms
Scared of going home of what they'll say you know mammas eyes could always look
Right through daddy won't be so proud of me no they won't understand like you
Melody

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