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Barbra Streisand ~ I Can See It (from The Fantasticks)


Beyond that road lies a shining world Beyond that road lies despair Beyond that road lies a world that's gleaming People who are scheming... Beauty, hunger, glory, sorrow, never a pain or care But i'm liable to find a couple of surprises there... There's a song i must sing, it's a well known song, But the tune is bitter And it doesn't take long to learn, i can learn! Pretty little world that beams so bright That pretty little world that seems delightful cambered Let me learn...let me learn... For i can see it, shining somewhere Bright lights somewhere invite me to compare and learn And i'm ready, i can hear it silent singing Inside my ear, i hear them all singing of love! Who knows maybe all the visions that i see May be waiting just for me to say Take me there and make me see it, make me feel it I know it so, i know that it really may be... Let me learn! more free lyrics

Beyond that road lies a shining world
Beyond that road lies despair
Beyond that road lies a world that's gleaming
People who are scheming...
Beauty, hunger, glory, sorrow, never a pain or care
But i'm liable to find a couple of surprises there...
There's a song i must sing, it's a well known song,
But the tune is bitter
And it doesn't take long to learn, i can learn!
Pretty little world that beams so bright
That pretty little world that seems delightful cambered
Let me learn...let me learn...
For i can see it, shining somewhere
Bright lights somewhere invite me to compare and learn
And i'm ready, i can hear it silent singing
Inside my ear, i hear them all singing of love!
Who knows maybe all the visions that i see
May be waiting just for me to say
Take me there and make me see it, make me feel it
I know it so, i know that it really may be...
Let me learn!

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