Lyrics of It's time
Harry Connick, Jr.

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Release date : 24/09/1991
Duration : 0:06:35
Style : Jazz
It's time to admit you love me
The flush of your cheek betrays
I hear a sigh in your voice
Your every word conveys
It's time to admit you love me
I feel the weight of your gaze
The smile that's mine alone
Your starry eyes sparkle ablaze
It's such a simple thing
How hard can it be
These few words
Endear you to me
It's time to admit i love you
And lift the worry from your brow
Rest your head upon my shoulder
There's nothing to be afraid of now
It's such a simple thing
How hard can it be
These few words
Endear you to me
It's time to admit i love you
And lift the worry from your brow
Rest your head upon my shoulder
There's nothing to be afraid of now
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