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Carpenters ~ Guess I Just Lost My Head


I really don't mean to stare

I was only trying to memorize you there

You know i meant no harm

It's just that the starlight in your eye

Gave me a chill, nearly made me cry

I'm sure it's very clear



(*) i don't know what's goin' down

You're gonna ruin this poor girl from out of town

I like the way you move so much that



(**) i guess i just lost my head

I know we should really know much better

I guess i just lost my head

I know we don't really know each other

So pardon the things i said

Won't you tell me you'll forgive me



I don't mean to intrude

It's just that i don't want to break this mood

(don't want to break this mood here tonight)

And if i hold your hand it's just 'cause

There's something in the things you say

That wraps me up and really puts me away

But everybody knows



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Repeat (**)

Repeat (*)



I guess i just lost my head

I know we should really know much better

I guess i just lost my head

(i've got the feeling inside)

I know we don't really know each other

(and i love you)

So pardon the things i said

(i need your loving tonight)

Won't you tell me you'll forgive me



Guess i lost it

Guess i lost it

I guess i just lost my head

(cause you've been making me crazy)

I know we should really know much better

I guess i just lost my head

I know we don't really know each other

So pardon the things i said

Won't you tell me you'll forgive me


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