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Carly Simon ~ Orpheus


(carly simon) Orpheus, it could have been You could have held me again You said your songs had all gone And that the road back up was too long But it ws there for us It was there for us I loved you all along Orpheus The part of me that died Was ready to be reborn And you called of the hounds Of hell with your songs Orpheus, orpheus I loved you all along, orpheus Orpheus, it could have been You could have held me again But you couldn’t wait Somewhere along the road You lost your faith Out of despair and believing I was gone You gave up on my love You gave up on us But it was there for us, It was there for us I loved you all along Orpheus more free lyrics

(carly simon)

Orpheus, it could have been
You could have held me again
You said your songs had all gone
And that the road back up was too long
But it ws there for us
It was there for us
I loved you all along
Orpheus
The part of me that died
Was ready to be reborn
And you called of the hounds
Of hell with your songs
Orpheus, orpheus
I loved you all along, orpheus
Orpheus, it could have been
You could have held me again
But you couldn’t wait
Somewhere along the road
You lost your faith
Out of despair and believing
I was gone
You gave up on my love
You gave up on us
But it was there for us,
It was there for us
I loved you all along
Orpheus

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