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All I ask is for a little space
All I need is just a little space
Won’t you give me that little space
In your heart
I’m asking for a little space
I’m needing just a little space
Won’t you give us a little space
To grow
When I breathe in, you don’t need to breathe out for me
There are some things I don’t need to be told
I may be on my own, but I’m not lonely
When I shiver, it’s not that I’m cold
I’m asking for a little space
I’m needing just a little space
Won’t you give us a little space
To grow
And for you, the weekends are the lonely times
On Friday night, Monday’s a life away
And I’m happy to see and be seen with you
But I’m used to my own space
And in space, the stars sing if we listen
Nothing need drag us back to Earth
I’m asking for a little space
I’m needing just a little space
Won’t you give us a little space
To grow
All I ask is for a little space
All I need is just a little space
Won’t you give me that little space
In your heart
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I Shall Take My Time
03:02
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CHORUS:
I shall take the time to see
The time to breathe, the time to be
Every hour that you’re with me
I shall take my time
I have watched the vapour trails
Twist and curl and fade away
All the hopes of those who sail
Oblivious to those who stay
CHORUS
I have watched the smoke that rises
From a starlet’s cigarette
Wisps and waves but no surprises
A melody I can’t forget
I will watch the gentle shadows
Gather softly in the gloom
All the ghosts who came to see us
Take a bow and leave the room
CHORUS
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Serious Child England, UK
Roots songwriter from the West Sussex woods
⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑ Spiral Earth
⭑⭑⭑⭑ RnR
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