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Carly Simon ~ What Shall We Do With The Child


(holmes/horsey, additional lyrics by carly simon) I know i’m not what you wanted Not what you had in mind And i didn’t come close To the mark you’d set For the girl you’d planned to find You’ve never seen me cry We shared but idle words And a casual goodbye And what shall we do with the child Who’s got your eyes My hair And your smile Reminding me that we fell in love But just for a little while You never asked about the girl you never knew And while she was sleeping in my arms She never asked about you Without you seems the only way But time has passed and now She’ll soon be asking questions And she’ll ask about you And how Shall i say to the child Who’s got your eyes, my hair, your smile Reminding me that we fell in love But just for a little while What shall we do with the child Who’s got your eyes, my hair, your smile more free lyrics

(holmes/horsey, additional lyrics by carly simon)

I know i’m not what you wanted
Not what you had in mind
And i didn’t come close
To the mark you’d set
For the girl you’d planned to find
You’ve never seen me cry
We shared but idle words
And a casual goodbye

And what shall we do with the child
Who’s got your eyes
My hair
And your smile
Reminding me that we fell in love
But just for a little while

You never asked about the girl you never knew
And while she was sleeping in my arms
She never asked about you
Without you seems the only way

But time has passed and now
She’ll soon be asking questions
And she’ll ask about you
And how
Shall i say to the child
Who’s got your eyes, my hair, your smile
Reminding me that we fell in love
But just for a little while
What shall we do with the child
Who’s got your eyes, my hair, your smile

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