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By Bette Midler, Some people's lives run down like clocks.
One day they stop,
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By Bette Midler, I used to walk with you
Along the avenue
Our hearts were
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By Bette Midler, Long ago and oh, so far away
I fell in
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By Bette Midler, There was a child named Bernadette
I heard the story long
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By Bette Midler, Once I was a sentimental thing;
threw my heart away each
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By Bette Midler, Where did you go when things went wrong, baby?
Who did
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By Bette Midler, Daybreak.
How can I ever leave this place beside you?
You were
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By Bette Midler, Ooooooh. Wooooh.
Strangers in the night, exchanging glances,
wondering in the night
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By Bette Midler, "Here she is, direct from the convent, Miss Dixie Leonard"
I
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By Bette Midler, Long ago, and, oh, so far away
I fell in love
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By Bette Midler, I was young, I was just sixteen then,
when you came
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By Bette Midler, The evening breeze caressed the trees tenderly.
The trembling trees embraced
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By Bette Midler, That's how heartaches are made.
That's how heartaches are made.
They told
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By Bette Midler, Oooooh. Oooh-hoooh.
Ooooo-hoooh.
It's such a mystery
how he found something in me
that
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By Bette Midler, You ask me what I want.
You ask me what I
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By Bette Midler, I'll bet you think you can just use her the
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By Bette Midler, You've got to give a little
Take a little
And let your
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By Bette Midler, Let this be the last time.
Let this be the last
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By Bette Midler, Across the bridge of mercy bound,
rooms so full of Say
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By Bette Midler, Some say love, it is a river
That drowns the tender
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By Bette Midler, This ole house once knew my children.
This ole house once
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By Bette Midler, You've been down in the dumps
it seems like forever.
Now, what
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By Bette Midler, I see so many golden women;
when they walk their feet
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By Bette Midler, Wind storm, comes the sound.
From the stars my dark has
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By Bette Midler, How ya doin' girls? Long time, no see. Listen,
I've
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By Bette Midler, I saw the splendor of the moonlight on Honolulu Bay
There's
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By Bette Midler, Oh when the sun beats down
and burns the tar up
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By Bette Midler, He gets up each morning and he goes downtown
where everyone's
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By Bette Midler, "When he held me in his arms,
when he held me
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By Bette Midler, Always remember my friend,
the world will change again.
And you may
