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Barbra Streisand ~ No More Songs For Me


No more soft tears blindly shed No more soft words blithely said No more the soft hope in time we'd wed No more songs for me Love was life though my heart pled Love was fooled and my heart fed Love was my water, my fire, my bread No more songs for me No more strong arms, warmly spread No more strong wine warm and red No more the strong one Who warmed my bed No more songs for me No more songs for me. more free lyrics

No more soft tears blindly shed
No more soft words blithely said
No more the soft hope in time we'd wed
No more songs for me
Love was life though my heart pled
Love was fooled and my heart fed
Love was my water, my fire, my bread
No more songs for me
No more strong arms, warmly spread
No more strong wine warm and red
No more the strong one
Who warmed my bed
No more songs for me
No more songs for me.

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