Maybe it's you
Maybe it's me
Maybe it's just the constant rhythm of the sea
Maybe it's just that I've never been
The kind who can pass a lucky penny by
Maybe it's wise
Maybe it's not
Maybe it's you who brought the caring I'd forgot
Isn't it nice to talk about the special way
That you smile whenever I'm around
Rising on the shore
The ocean came
Walks along the waves of velveteen
His only thought
Was love for me
Couldn't we stay?
Or must we go
Couldn't we stay?
And watch the splashing rock we throw
Only a fool would want to leave this paradise
That I find whenever you're around
Only a fool
Isn't it nice to talk about the special way
That you smile whenever I'm around
Rising on the shore
The ocean came
Walks along the waves of velveteen
His only thought
Was love for me
Couldn't we stay?
Or must you go
Couldn't we stay?
And watch the splashing rocks we throw
Only a fool would want to leave the paradise
That I find whenever you're around
Only a fool
Only a fool
The Carpenters were a renowned American musical duo active from the 1960s to the 1980s, composed of siblings Richard and Karen Carpenter. Richard, a composer and pianist, provided the melodies and arrangements for the songs performed by his sister Karen, a singer with a distinctive and powerful vocal timbre. Their musical style blended pop, soft rock, and orchestral music, creating a romantic and melancholic sound that captivated audiences worldwide. Among their most famous hits are "Close to You", "We've Only Just Begun" and "Rainy Days and Mondays". Sadly, Karen Carpenter struggled with bulimia nervosa and died in 1983 at the age of only 32, marking the end of the duo. The Carpenters left a significant musical legacy, selling over 100 million records worldwide and continue to be loved by generations of fans.
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