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Carly Simon ~ Half A Chance


(carly simon/jacob brackman) You said we'd light the firmament You said our love was permanent You said we'd stick through thick and thin Through up and down, through lose and win But comes the first sign of stormy weather You're packin' your bags in the trance But you gotta give (chorus) Half a chance Half a chance Half a chance To our romance You can't pretend it's camelot Then start to run when things get hot When love explodes there's always heat There's always bitter with the sweet There's always times when your legs feel broken But you still don't drop out of the dance You gotta give Half a chance Half a chance Half a chance To our romance more free lyrics

(carly simon/jacob brackman)

You said we'd light the firmament
You said our love was permanent
You said we'd stick through thick and thin
Through up and down, through lose and win
But comes the first sign of stormy weather
You're packin' your bags in the trance
But you gotta give

(chorus)
Half a chance
Half a chance
Half a chance
To our romance

You can't pretend it's camelot
Then start to run when things get hot
When love explodes there's always heat
There's always bitter with the sweet
There's always times when your legs feel broken
But you still don't drop out of the dance
You gotta give

Half a chance
Half a chance
Half a chance
To our romance

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