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Carpenters ~ Make Believe It's Your First Time (carpenters Version)


We've tried our hand At love before We've been around the game enough To know the score' But then is then And now is now All now is all that matters anyhow () make believe it's your first time Leave your sadness behind Make believe it's your first time And i'll make believe it's mine The door is closed It's you and me We'll take our time with love The way it oughta be This moment's ours Tonigh's the night And if we fall in love Well, that's alright Repeat () So close your eyes And hold me close And let our hearts pretend That love is ours to share tonight And it might never end Repeat (*) more free lyrics

We've tried our hand

At love before

We've been around the game enough

To know the score'

But then is then

And now is now

All now is all that matters anyhow

(*) make believe it's your first time

Leave your sadness behind

Make believe it's your first time

And i'll make believe it's mine

The door is closed

It's you and me

We'll take our time with love

The way it oughta be

This moment's ours

Tonigh's the night

And if we fall in love

Well, that's alright

Repeat (*)

So close your eyes

And hold me close

And let our hearts pretend

That love is ours to share tonight

And it might never end

Repeat (*)

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