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Carpenters ~ Prime Time Love


Playing it safe so long You lost your inspiration Clingin' to things that turn out wrong Won't help a situation Makin' me pay for the unhappy times (that's bummer) Maybe the moon night make you change your mind () so don't hold back Contact Give yourself a bit of some prime time love Don't fight What feels right You're lookin' in the face of prime time love I know she left you cold That's why you need protection Buyin' the lies that you were sold Keeps you from true affection Why waste your nights on tryin' to find Someone better Baby, my arms ae gonna be so kind Repeat () Trust is the answer That's how it starts I'll take my chances This one's from the heart Repeat (*) more free lyrics

Playing it safe so long

You lost your inspiration

Clingin' to things that turn out wrong

Won't help a situation

Makin' me pay for the unhappy times

(that's bummer)

Maybe the moon night make you change your mind

(*) so don't hold back

Contact

Give yourself a bit of some prime time love

Don't fight

What feels right

You're lookin' in the face of prime time love

I know she left you cold

That's why you need protection

Buyin' the lies that you were sold

Keeps you from true affection

Why waste your nights on tryin' to find

Someone better

Baby, my arms ae gonna be so kind

Repeat (*)

Trust is the answer

That's how it starts

I'll take my chances

This one's from the heart

Repeat (*)

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