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Barbra Streisand ~ I Don't Know Where I Stand


Funny day Looking for laughter And finding it there Sunny day Braiding wild flowers And leaves in my hair Picked up a pencil And wrote "i love you" In my finest hand Wanted to send it But i don't know Where i stand Telephone Even the sound of your voice Is still new All alone in california I'm talking to you I'm feeling too foolish and strange To say the words that i had planned I guess it's too early Cause i don't know Where i stand Doo-doo-doo-ooh Crickets call Courting the ladies In starred apple green Thicket's tall Until the morning Comes up like a dream How muted and misty Such rouse And i'll take What sleep i can I know that i miss you But i don't know Where i stand I know that i miss you But i don't know Where i stand more free lyrics

Funny day
Looking for laughter
And finding it there
Sunny day
Braiding wild flowers
And leaves in my hair
Picked up a pencil
And wrote "i love you"
In my finest hand
Wanted to send it
But i don't know
Where i stand
Telephone
Even the sound of your voice
Is still new
All alone in california
I'm talking to you
I'm feeling too foolish and strange
To say the words that i had planned
I guess it's too early
Cause i don't know
Where i stand
Doo-doo-doo-ooh
Crickets call
Courting the ladies
In starred apple green
Thicket's tall
Until the morning
Comes up like a dream
How muted and misty
Such rouse
And i'll take
What sleep i can
I know that i miss you
But i don't know
Where i stand
I know that i miss you
But i don't know
Where i stand

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