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Bee Gees ~ I Was The Child


When I was you we walked to school And I carried your books 'cause even then I was a fool But you grew up and said goodbye I still remember the things that made me cry For all too soon my story ends I found a love, now not even friends Tell me why loving you , loving me like you used to do I was the child I held your hand and I told you things And I made you believe, believe in fairy tales and diamond rings hen all too soon my story ends I found a love ,now not even friends Tell me why loving you , loving me like you used to do I was the child Ah ..... more free lyrics

When I was you we walked to school
And I carried your books 'cause even then I was a fool
But you grew up and said goodbye
I still remember the things that made me cry

For all too soon my story ends
I found a love, now not even friends
Tell me why
loving you , loving me like you used to do
I was the child

I held your hand and I told you things
And I made you believe, believe in fairy tales
and diamond rings

hen all too soon my story ends
I found a love ,now not even friends
Tell me why
loving you , loving me like you used to do
I was the child
Ah .....

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