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Carpenters, The ~ Piano Picker


Everybody always ask me How I got to play so fine And friends, I'm gonna tell ya It really did take some time Yes, after years and years of practice And a case of real bad knees While the other guys were out playin' with the football I was home bangin' on the keys And it got me () Right where I am This is me Playing the piano I hope ya like what I do It's for you And I'll try and sing right too I guess I'm really very lucky That I've got this thing to play 'Cause it can really make me feel good Even when it's cloudy and grey Yes, after years and years of practice And awful allergies that made me sneeze And now the other guys are out playin' with their girlfriends And I was still bangin' on the keys And it got me Repeat () more free lyrics

Everybody always ask me
How I got to play so fine
And friends, I'm gonna tell ya
It really did take some time

Yes, after years and years of practice
And a case of real bad knees
While the other guys were out playin' with the football
I was home bangin' on the keys
And it got me

(*) Right where I am
This is me
Playing the piano
I hope ya like what I do
It's for you
And I'll try and sing right too

I guess I'm really very lucky
That I've got this thing to play
'Cause it can really make me feel good
Even when it's cloudy and grey

Yes, after years and years of practice
And awful allergies that made me sneeze
And now the other guys are out playin' with their girlfriends
And I was still bangin' on the keys
And it got me

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