the bells(鈴鐺合唱團):

Into my room he creeps
Without making a sound
Into my dreams he peeps
With his hair all long and hanging down

How he makes me quiver
How he makes me smile
With all this love I have to give him
I guess I&9m gonna stay with him awhile

She brushes the curls from my eyes
She drops her robe on the floor
And she reaches for the light on the bureau
And the darkness is her pillow once more

How she makes me quiver
How she makes me smile
With all this love I have to give her
I guess I&9m gonna stay with her awhile

[Harmonica]

How it makes me quiver
How it makes me smile
With all this love I have to give you
Guess I&9m gonna stay with you awhile

How it makes me quiver
How it makes me smile
With all this love I have to give you
Guess I&9m gonna stay with you awhile

Stay with you awhile

[Whispered]
I guess I&9m gonna stay
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他潛入我的房間
沒有發出半點聲響
他窺視我的夢境
透過他那披垂的髮

他(她)不禁使我顫抖
他(她)不禁使我微笑
為了所有獻給他(她)的愛
我想我會留下來陪他(她)一會兒

她撥開我眼前捲曲的長髮
她褪去長袍，掉落在地板上
她的手伸向桌上的燈
枕上又陷入一片黑暗

我想我會多陪你一會兒

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"Stay Awhile" Sung by Jacki Ralph (Jamieson) and Cliff Edwards of the Canadian group The Bells.
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As the Five Bells, this Montreal band formed in 1965 with sisters Ann and Jacki Ralph, Cliff Edwards, Doug Gravelle and Gordie McLeod.

With the departure of Ann Ralph (then married to Cliff Edwards) in 1970 to become a full-time Mom, the band adjusted its line-up and renamed themselves The Bells. The reconstituted line-up consisted of Jacki Ralphs, Cliff Edwards, Doug Gravelle and new members Charlie Clark, Michael Waye -- both from The Maritimes -- and Frank Mills.

While recording their true debut album, Fly, Little White Dove, Fly Frank Mills left to pursue a very successful solo career and was replaced by talented Montreal keyboardist Dennis Will though Mills was credited with all the keyboards on the record. The title track, written by Marty Butler and Bob Bilyk, landed the band in the Top10 on the Canadian charts in December 1970.

The 1971 follow-up single "Stay Awhile", however, would proved to be a monster hit - going to No. 1 in Canada and No. 7 in the US on the Billboard Top-100 in March 1971. This led to successful appearances in the US including TV shows like Johnny Carson&9s &9Tonight Show&9, Merv Griffin, and Guy Lombardo&9s annual New Years Eve telecast. The single would go on to sell four million copies worldwide. Columbia House would even go as far as re-packaging the Fly, Little White Dove, Fly LP for their subscribers under the name Stay Awhile to capitalize on the success.