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Barbra Streisand ~ Answer Me


Do you wake up very slowly? Does it take a while before you smile Are your dreams like premonitions Have you lived them through Some people do I hope you'll answer me with patient eyes No hurried words, foolish or wise Answer me, answer me with soft silent touches They'll tell me as much as i need to know Answer me with deep and restful sleeping And if you dream in sleep They're yours to keep No you need not answer me If we must part Should someone ask Who's touched your heart Perhaps you'll answer me more free lyrics

Do you wake up very slowly?
Does it take a while before you smile
Are your dreams like premonitions
Have you lived them through
Some people do
I hope you'll answer me with patient eyes
No hurried words, foolish or wise
Answer me, answer me with soft silent touches
They'll tell me as much as i need to know
Answer me with deep and restful sleeping
And if you dream in sleep
They're yours to keep
No you need not answer me
If we must part
Should someone ask
Who's touched your heart
Perhaps you'll answer me

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