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Carly Simon ~ Interview


(carly simon/don was) A sweet young man sat on my chair With a tape machine and a face of fear He asked how does it feel to be who you are I thought, this boy really thinks i’m a star I answered him with humility And then asked him if he’d like some tea Interview, who’s interviewing who Are you interviewing me Or am i interviewing you He asked if the rug was some ancient, lovely thing I lied and said “yes a gift from a king? I watched his arms and how his lips moved He asked me if my parents approved He asked to see my ruby ring And if as a child i had liked to sing Interview, who’s interviewing who Are you interviewing me Or am i interviewing you I said yes, oh yes 400 times “you’re so open?he said “do you always tell the truth?? “never,?i said, “what’s that?? But how would it feel to hold me in your arms You could get to know me down on the farm Then you could see me as the child i’ve become ‘cause being grown up can be so lonesome Baby, how would it feel to hold me now Baby, how would it feel to hold me now Interview, who’s interviewing who Are you interviewing me Or am i interviewing you more free lyrics

(carly simon/don was)

A sweet young man sat on my chair
With a tape machine and a face of fear
He asked how does it feel to be who you are
I thought, this boy really thinks i’m a star
I answered him with humility
And then asked him if he’d like some tea

Interview, who’s interviewing who
Are you interviewing me
Or am i interviewing you

He asked if the rug was some ancient, lovely thing
I lied and said “yes a gift from a king?
I watched his arms and how his lips moved
He asked me if my parents approved
He asked to see my ruby ring
And if as a child i had liked to sing

Interview, who’s interviewing who
Are you interviewing me
Or am i interviewing you

I said yes, oh yes 400 times
“you’re so open?he said “do you always tell the truth??
“never,?i said, “what’s that??

But how would it feel to hold me in your arms
You could get to know me down on the farm
Then you could see me as the child i’ve become
‘cause being grown up can be so lonesome
Baby, how would it feel to hold me now
Baby, how would it feel to hold me now

Interview, who’s interviewing who
Are you interviewing me
Or am i interviewing you

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