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Feelings Feeling?, nothing more than feelings, trying to forget my feelings of love. Teardrops rolling down on my face, trying to forget my feelings of love. Feelings, for all my life I'll feel it. I wish I'd never met you, girl; you'll never come again. Feelings, wo wo wo, feelings, wo wo wo, feel you again in my arms. Feelings, feelings likal've never lost you, and feelings like I’ll never have you again in my heart. Feelings, for all my life I'll feel it I wish I've nev KeI you, girl: you'll never gome again. Feelings, feelings like I've never lost you, and feelings like I'll never have you Feelings, wo wo wo feelings, wo wo wo, feelings again in my arms Copyright (C) 1974 by Editora Augusta Ltda Avemda Ipiranga, 1100 — Sao Paulo, Brasil All Flights for U.S.A. Canada Assigned to Fermata International Melodies, Inc., 6290 Sunset BlveL, Hollywood, Ca. 90028 U.S.A. International Copyright Secured Made in U.S.A. All Rights Reserved . 19 8 Bomber Clarks High School v j Clarks, Nebraska w
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Feelings a friend For thirteen years or so, we’ve met at this same place, at the same time usually five days a week. We've all come for different reasons. No matter how we may have begun, we find ourselves at the same con- clusion — where did time go? When we walked through that kindergar- ten door, we were afraid. Now that we are finally opening another door, again, we find that we are still afraid. In 1965, when we walked through that same door, we left the warmth and comfort of our mother’s arms. It was a cold feeling. Things got better though, and somehow we stumbled along life's cobblestone road. Eventually, we were no longer afraid. The doors became the shelter from the cold of the world. Now we find that as we leave, we are once again like the little child who shrugs away from leaving the warmth of friendships dis- covered. But, we know that we are tomorrow’s adults, changing what needs to be changed, trying things that had never been dared before. The possibilities of a different tomorrow tempt us to come farther out, away from the handle of the door. We are brought out further into the maze of life until suddenly from far away, we hear the echo of a door closed. Then we realize that what has been, has been great, but what could be” . . . Marilyn Zoucha Editor 2
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