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Fanfare Lyrics by Peter Frampton

Frampton

1975

[Verse 1]
Sun and fresh air starts a fanfare
Playing in my heart
Melody come back to me and stay
I can see you, I'm not near you
Talking in my sleep
I'll be happy if you stay, stay awhile
[Chorus]
Well I got no home, have to roam around
Loving you is worth more than this pound
Like to shout, maybe hit the wall
Loving used to make me feel so small, so small
[Verse 2]
Please pull me through I'd do the same for you
Never let you down
You're the reason that I carry on, carry on
When I worry then you hurry
Just to make me smile
I'll be happy if you stay, stay awhile
[Chorus]
Well I'm moving out, got no doubt you'll see
Loving me won't give you time to breathe
Like to shout, maybe hit the wall
Loving used to make me feel so small, so small
[Verse 3]
When I worry then you hurry
Just to make me smile
I'll be happy if you stay awhile, stay awhile
Sun and fresh air starts a fanfare
Playing in my heart
Melody, come back to me and stay
Ooh melody come back to me
Oh, back to me and stay
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Peter Frampton

Peter Frampton

About “Fanfare” by Peter Frampton

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"Fanfare" is credited to Peter Frampton. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Fanfare" appears on "Frampton" in 1975.

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