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Guilty - Barbara Rosene



     
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Shadows falling, baby, we stand alone
Out on the street anybody you meet
Got a heartache of their own
It ought to be illegal
Make it a crime to be lonely or sad
It ought to be illegal
You got a reason for livin'
You battle on with the love you're livin' on
You gotta be mine we take it away
It's gotta be night and day
Just a matter of time
And we got nothing to be guilty of
Our love will climb any mountain near or far
We are and we never let it end
We are devotion
And we got nothing to be sorry for
Our love is one in a million
Eyes can see that we got a highway to the sky

I don't wanna hear your goodbye
Pulse's racing, darling how grand we are
Little by little we meet in the middle
There's danger in the dark
It ought to be illegal
Make it a crime to be out in the cold
It ought to be illegal
You got a reason for livin'
You battle on with the love you're buildin' on
You gotta be mine we take it away
It's gotta be night and day
Just a matter of time
And we got nothing to be guilty of
Our love will climb any mountain near or far
We are and we never let it end
We are devotion
And we got nothing to be sorry for
Our love is one in a million
Eyes can see that we got a highway to the sky
I don't wanna hear your goodbye
Don't wanna hear your goodbye
I don't wanna hear your
And we got nothing, and we got nothing to be guilty of
Our love will climb any mountain near or far
We are and we never let it end
We are devotion
And we got nothing to be sorry for
Our love is one in a million
Eyes can see that we got a highway to the sky
Don't wanna hear your
And we got nothing to be guilty of
Our love will climb any mountain near or far
We are and we never let it end

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Barbara Rosene was born and raised in Ohio, but now resides in New York City.
Rosene grew up hearing jazz and big band music from her father's record collection. Her grandfather had been a singer in the 1930s, and had performed on the radio in Cleveland. Barbara Rosene picked up early experience singing with the school choir, performing with a big band, and at a jazz club in college. Her first influences were Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Dinah Washington and Peggy Lee. Later she began researching the early female vocalists such as Annette Hanshaw and Mildred Bailey.

Read more about Barbara Rosene on Last.fm.


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