One More Time Barry Manilow (Ft. Gerry Mulligan)
“One More Time” by Barry Manilow (Ft. Gerry Mulligan) is a #Jazz ballad released in 1980. The song explores themes of nostalgia, love, and longing for a past relationship. Its poignant lyrics convey a desire to relive cherished moments. The collaboration features smooth saxophone melodies, enhancing its emotional depth. The song contributes to Manilow’s legacy as a pop icon, resonating with audiences seeking heartfelt storytelling in music.
One more time
As we lie by the firelight
Let me hold you
Til you have to go away
Don't let it end
Let me pretend you'll stay
One more thrill
While we're still in our solitude
One more moment
I can touch you tenderly
Can this be real?
Doesn't it feel like a fantasy?
When the night moves on
I'm afraid you'll be gone
With no reason or rhyme
So if I borrow
A bit of tomorrow
Is that such a crime?
Why can't we make believe
That the evening has just begun
Close your eyes to the rising sun
And hold me one more time
As we lie by the firelight
Let me hold you
Til you have to go away
Don't let it end
Let me pretend you'll stay
One more thrill
While we're still in our solitude
One more moment
I can touch you tenderly
Can this be real?
Doesn't it feel like a fantasy?
When the night moves on
I'm afraid you'll be gone
With no reason or rhyme
So if I borrow
A bit of tomorrow
Is that such a crime?
Why can't we make believe
That the evening has just begun
Close your eyes to the rising sun
And hold me one more time
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