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Kathy Mar - Everybody Here Lyrics

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  • The music has been sweet and fine but no matter how together we seem
  • Tomorrow morning some of you people will be saying this was only a dream
  • But before I put my songs away and all of you forget about me
  • I want everybody here to stop what you're doing
  • and write down your address for me
  • There's something about just feeling so good that makes it very hard to believe
  • That a time is coming for us all when we must get up on our feet and leave
  • But there's one thing I want you to do and I hope that you will all agree
  • I want everybody here to stop what you're doing
  • and write down your address for me
  • And one of these days when I get the chance I will send a little note to you
  • Or give you a call if you'll put down your number
  • and tell you that the dream is true
  • And a day will dawn when the light of hope will shine for everyone to see
  • So I want everybody here to pick up a pencil
  • and write down your address for me
  • Now some of you people will say that I'm crazy believing that my love is a lie
  • But if somebody doesn't hold on to that dream
  • then we might as well just give up and die
  • If we can't keep just one dream alive then how can we ever be free
  • So I want everybody here to stop what you're doing
  • and write down your address for me
  • I want everybody here to pick up a pencil
  • and write down your address for me
  • I want everybody here to stop what you're doing
  • and write down your address for me
  • Words and music:Kathy Mar
  • Copyright 1982 Kathy Mar

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