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Carpenters, The ~ Strength Of A Woman


You've been so quiet lately Sometimes I wonder has the cat got your tongue You seem to be a thousand miles away Don't look me in the eyes and say it's O.K. Don't lie I got this funny feelin' baby That it's going to be that time again When you have the need for someone else I know you better than you know yourself () Sometimes it takes the strength of a woman To understand the weakness of her man It's gonna take the strength of this woman To keep fightin' for the lovin' of her man And darlin' when you've been satisfied And it isn't new to you no more Think of me, I'll be here alone Waitin' for you to find your way back home Repeat () Oh I know how hard you tried To hide this all from me But if you keep a silent heart I can't give you what you need So hold me close and hold me tight Let's say goodnight, and never say goodbye Repeat (*) more free lyrics

You've been so quiet lately
Sometimes I wonder has the cat got your tongue
You seem to be a thousand miles away
Don't look me in the eyes and say it's O.K.
Don't lie
I got this funny feelin' baby
That it's going to be that time again
When you have the need for someone else
I know you better than you know yourself

(*) Sometimes it takes the strength of a woman
To understand the weakness of her man
It's gonna take the strength of this woman
To keep fightin' for the lovin' of her man

And darlin' when you've been satisfied
And it isn't new to you no more
Think of me, I'll be here alone
Waitin' for you to find your way back home

Repeat (*)

Oh I know how hard you tried
To hide this all from me
But if you keep a silent heart
I can't give you what you need
So hold me close and hold me tight
Let's say goodnight, and never say goodbye

Repeat (*)

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