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Barbra Streisand ~ Niagara


You look at me, so differently Have i changed so much from who i used to be? We're both to wise, for alibis We talk, but there's so much that we don't say I guess i've gotten used to it this way But in niagara, you promised me the moon And when i fell i couldn't tell it happened all to soon Up in niagara, we were foolish then Make it happen again You hold my hand, to please my friends But when they leave the music stops, the love song ends And even though i'm reaching out It feels as though there's nothing coming in And maybe this is how we've always been But in niagara, you took me by surprise I knew you heard my every word, just looking in my eyes But in niagara, we were crazy then Make me crazy again Up in niagara, we were crazy then Make me crazy again... more free lyrics

You look at me, so differently
Have i changed so much from who i used to be?
We're both to wise, for alibis
We talk, but there's so much that we don't say
I guess i've gotten used to it this way
But in niagara, you promised me the moon
And when i fell i couldn't tell it happened all to soon
Up in niagara, we were foolish then
Make it happen again

You hold my hand, to please my friends
But when they leave the music stops, the love song ends
And even though i'm reaching out
It feels as though there's nothing coming in
And maybe this is how we've always been
But in niagara, you took me by surprise
I knew you heard my every word, just looking in my eyes
But in niagara, we were crazy then
Make me crazy again

Up in niagara, we were crazy then
Make me crazy again...

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