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Bee Gees ~ Melody Fair


Who is the girl with the crying face looking at millions of signs? She knows that life is a running race, Her face shouldn't show any line. Melody Fair won't you comb your hair? You can be beautiful too. Melody Fair , remember you're only a woman . Melody Fair, remember you're only a girl. Ah... Who is the girl at the window pane, watching the rain falling down? Melody, life isn't like the rain ; its just like a merry go round. Melody Fair won't you comb your hair? You can be beautiful too. Melody Fair, remember you're only a woman. Melody Fair, remember you're only a girl. Ah... Who is the girl with the crying face, looking at millions of signs? She knows that life is a running race. Her face shouldn't show any lines. Melody Fair won't you comb your hair? You can be beautiful too. Melody Fair , remember you're only a woman. Melody Fair, remember you're only a girl. Ah .... more free lyrics

Who is the girl with the crying face looking at millions of signs?
She knows that life is a running race,
Her face shouldn't show any line.

Melody Fair won't you comb your hair? You can be beautiful too.
Melody Fair , remember you're only a woman .
Melody Fair, remember you're only a girl. Ah...

Who is the girl at the window pane, watching the rain falling down?
Melody, life isn't like the rain ; its just like a merry go round.

Melody Fair won't you comb your hair? You can be beautiful too.
Melody Fair, remember you're only a woman.
Melody Fair, remember you're only a girl. Ah...

Who is the girl with the crying face, looking at millions of signs?
She knows that life is a running race.
Her face shouldn't show any lines.

Melody Fair won't you comb your hair? You can be beautiful too.
Melody Fair , remember you're only a woman.
Melody Fair, remember you're only a girl. Ah ....

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