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Carly Simon ~ Halfway ‘round The World


(carly simon) Thank you for informing me That i’ve been banned from canada It comes as no suprise to me Since last week it was africa Since you’ve been ambassador There’s trouble at the border La la la la la la la halfway ‘round the world It’s amusing still it makes me wince Your face is like a scimitar When accidentally eye to eye You shoot a look of vinegar What could i have done to you To mkae you act the way you do La la la la la la la halfway ‘round the world For whatever reason You would keep me Halfway ‘round the world I believe it’s like some kind of compliment I must be quite a girl Quite a girl La la la la la la la halfway ‘round the world Once upon a time you swore you’d love me ‘til the end of the world Now, nowhere is far enough away for you I must be quite a girl Quite a girl... La la la la la la la halfway ‘round the world more free lyrics

(carly simon)

Thank you for informing me
That i’ve been banned from canada
It comes as no suprise to me
Since last week it was africa
Since you’ve been ambassador
There’s trouble at the border
La la la la la la la halfway ‘round the world

It’s amusing still it makes me wince
Your face is like a scimitar
When accidentally eye to eye
You shoot a look of vinegar
What could i have done to you
To mkae you act the way you do
La la la la la la la halfway ‘round the world

For whatever reason
You would keep me
Halfway ‘round the world
I believe it’s like some kind of compliment
I must be quite a girl
Quite a girl
La la la la la la la halfway ‘round the world

Once upon a time you swore you’d love me
‘til the end of the world
Now, nowhere is far enough away for you
I must be quite a girl
Quite a girl...
La la la la la la la halfway ‘round the world

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