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Billie Holiday ~ My First Impression Of You


Charlie tobias / sam h. stept My first impression of you Was like the sight of flowers in spring You were a glorious thing to see My first impression of you Was something indescribably new I stood there looking at you Smiling at me If you had stepped right out of heaven It wouldn't surprise me more I thought you were an angel From heaven's door It may sound silly, but true My heart just stopped When i caught your eye So overwhelming Was my first impression of you more free lyrics

Charlie tobias / sam h. stept

My first impression of you
Was like the sight of flowers in spring
You were a glorious thing to see

My first impression of you
Was something indescribably new
I stood there looking at you
Smiling at me

If you had stepped right out of heaven
It wouldn't surprise me more
I thought you were an angel
From heaven's door

It may sound silly, but true
My heart just stopped
When i caught your eye
So overwhelming
Was my first impression of you

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