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From "The Real Me" Written by Jimmy Webb My best dressed preacher A plain self-taught teacher The world's more confusing For him than for you He's not well read and Perhaps not well bred But he said something once And I believe it was true Live and let live Love and be loved Give and it shall be given Seek and you will find, oh yeah Open the door to your heart And open it wide Oh, someone is standing outside Come diplomats, statesmen And learned debatesmen If you don't throw the book away They'll throw it at you Come on butchers and bakers And revolution makers There's one thing long written That might still be true Live and let live Love and be loved Oh, give and it shall be given If you seek then you will find Open the door to your heart And open it wide Cause someone is standing outside In the pouring rain Someone is standing outside Can you ease the pain Cause someone is standing outside Well you just open the door to your heart Because someone is standing I said...

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The Girl Wh0 Used to Be Me - from Shirley Valentine. Written by Marvin Hamlisch. The album version is on Patti Austin's "Love is Gonna Getcha". Join the Patti Austin group: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/pattiaustin/

From 99.9Fº When blood sees blood Of its own It sings to see itself again It sings to hear the voice it's known It sings to recognize the face One body split and passed along the line From the shoulder to the hip I know these bones as being mine And the curving of the lip And my question to you is: How did this come to pass? How did this one life fall so far and fast? Some are lean and some with grace, and some without; Tell the story that repeats Of a child who had been left alone at birth Left to fend and taught to fight See his eyes and how they start with light Getting colder as the pictures go Did he carry his bad luck upon his back? That bad luck we've all come to know And my question to you is: How did this come to pass? How did this one life fall so far and fast? When blood sees blood Of its own It sings to see itself again It sings to recognize the face

From the CD Perfect Self. Lyrics Settle down you all Can't you hear the footsteps down the hall You're waiting for the scream of your conscience call And everyone starts dying What the f*ck is wrong I said that I would always find my way back home Now everyone I love has been left alone And everyone starts dying It's you and I begging for life It's you and I Seems like in death We all become our perfect self Last chance to pray and rid our self of the pain Seems like in death we all become our perfect self Last chance to pray and rid our self of the pain Help comes when I don't even want it Do you really believe that I need it Seems like in death I'm alive Help comes when I don't even want it Do you really believe that I need it Seems like in death I'm alive Seems like in death I'm alive Seems like in death we all become our perfect self Last chance to pray and rid our self of the pain Seems like in death we all become our perfect self Last chance to pray and rid our self...

Just wanted you to see how precise my youngest child is. As of this date he is three years, five months and one day old.

From Every Home Should Have One originally released in February of 1981. Written by (lyrics) Alan & Marilyn Bergman (music) Ivan Lins & Vitor Martins. Produced by Quincy Jones. Join the Patti Austin group: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/PattiAustin/

From the CD Every Home Should Have One originally released in 1981 on something called a record. It was made of vinyl which is a stiff rubber. Written by Rod Temperton, and Englishman and very talented. Produced by Quincy Jones. Join the Patti Austin fan club: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/PattiAustin/

From Every Home Should Have One released in 1981. General Hospital put this song and Patti and James on the map - two great and talented artists. Written by Rod Temperton. Join the Patti Austin group: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/PattiAustin/

From the CD Every Home Should Have One originally released in 1981. Written by Domenic Bugatti & Frank Musker