And The Healing Has Begun - Van Morrison
    And we'll walk down the avenue again

    And we'll sing all the songs from way back when
    And we'll walk down the avenue again and the healing has begun

    And we'll walk down the avenue in style
    And we'll walk down the avenue and we'll smile
    And we'll say baby ain't it all worthwhile when the healing has begun

    I want you to put on your pretty summer dress
    You can wear your Easter bonnet and all the rest
    And I wanna make love to you yes, yes, yes when the healing has begun

    When you hear the music ringin' in your soul
    And you feel it in your heart and it grows and grows
    And it comes from the backstreet rock & roll and the healing has begun
    I want you to put on your pretty summer dress
    You can wear your Easter bonnet and all the rest
    And I wanna make love to you yes, yes, yes and the healing has begun

    We're gonna make music underneath the stars
    We're gonna play to the violin and the two guitars
    We're gonna sit there and play for hours and hours when the healing has begun

    Spoken: Wait a minute, listen, listen,
    I didn't know you stayed up so late.
    I just got home from a gig and I saw
    you standing on the street.
    Just let me move on up to this window-sill a lot yeah, I got some sherry.
    You want a drop of port.
    Let's move behind this door here.
    Let's move on up behind this letter-box behind this door.
    Let's go in your front room,
    let's play this Muddy Waters record you got there,
    if you just open up a little bit
    and let me ease on in this backstreet jellyroll....

    We're gonna stay out all night long
    And then we're gonna go out and roam across the field
    Baby you know how I feel when the healing has begun

    When the healing, when the healing
    We're gonna stay out all night long
    We're gonna dance to the rock & roll
    When the healing when the healing has begun
    Baby just let me ease on a little bit, dig this backstreet jellyroll
     

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