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Something you should know about Good Old Song Lyrics Title: Anne Murray - Good Old Song lyrics Artist: Anne Murray Lyrics Visitors: 428 visitors have hited Good Old Song Lyrics since May 27, 2008. All the world is a room and the room is painted blue You look at me, I look at you-ou-ou And we need our song to pull us throu-ou-ough But the melody is changin' And the words have slipped away-ay-ay-yay And we cannot sing our good old song Like we could in the good old days Leavin' you, it sure ain't ea-ea-easy I think of the summer nights we knew-ew-ew I remember the way you used to plea-ease me But the time is now upon us to go our separate way-ay-yays Because we cannot sing the good old song Like we could in the good old days And don't you want to have your cha-a-ance Don't you want to try a new romance And I know-ow-ow you will (I know you will) When the time is right You will dance on the highest hill In the night But tonight I want to hold you close I wanna feel you near me one more ti-i-i-i-ime But too bad, so sad, that's how it go-o-oes When your friends all come and ask you Why your lover went away-ay-ay-yay Just tell 'em we could not sing the good old song Like we could in the good old days Just tell 'em we could not sing the good old song Like we could in the good old days Fans who visit this lyrics also like: Maybe you are looking for: Anne Murray - Good Old Song Lyrics for mp3 Anne Murray - Good Old Song Lyric Anne Murray - Good Old Song Letras Anne Murray - Good Old Song Songtexte Anne Murray - Good Old Song Lyrique Anne Murray - Good Old Song Testo Anne Murray - Good Old Song Referencias Tips to look for free audio clips (Don't use those tips to download illegally. To buy music is always the best way to support your idols) |
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