Have I mentioned that I've raised a daughter?
I think so
Then I won't say any more
Look! How nice we talk together
Look, such interesting discussions
Such a sense of give-and-take
You think?
I guess
And since you've got all these problems
And since I've got all the answers
What a perfect pair we'd make
You think?
I guess
Well, then
You see
These talks, what thoughts they start within you
Oh, if we could only find a place
They might continue
Three sunny rooms facing the street
Lucky my landlord could spare them
Three sunny rooms, quiet and neat
Waiting for someone to share them
Lace on the chair, quilt on the bed
Everything lovely but lonely
That's how it is when you're only one like me
In my three sunny -
A man like you, he needs a woman
You know what I'm saying
I think so
Then I won't say any more
Have you noticed? I have certain features
I think so
Then I won't say any more
But then, anyway
How could I, with these constant interruptions
Always people in between
Am I right?
I guess
What I'm saying is -
Excuse me. For the apple?
Penny each! Or six for five
See what I mean?
Am I right?
I guess
Well
You heard
You know the space I've got to fill
Avram
Not one word you've said
And now I guess you never will
Three sunny rooms facing the street
Only last year they were painted
One room to sit
One room to eat
One to get better acquainted
Who would believe heaven like this
For fourteen a month could be rented?
Who would believe how contented
Two could be
In their three sunny rooms?
Let the others here cast away
The old ways we love
Let them all throw the past away
We will keep it safe within the twelve walls of
Three sunny rooms
What could compete?
Bless my late husband for giving
Life will be full
Life will be sweet
Life will be finally like living
Goodbye to nights scared and alone
Goodbye to crowds that could smother
Goodbye, thank God, to my brother
Hello to keeping each other
Company
In our three
Sunny rooms