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I Remember You
03:45
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I Remember You
I remember you
Like it was yesterday
Like yesterday
And I remember you
In summer when we used to play
And I remember you
Bright against the sun
The years went by too fast
Where do they go?
Where do they go?
You think it’s gonna last
But it’s too late before you know
And it’s too short for regrets
I just can’t help myself
When I remember you
And I wish I’d said the things I didn’t
I wish I’d done the things I said
And made the most of every minute
The way I do here in my head
When I remember you
When I remember you
Life’s a funny thing
But we don’t laugh enough
Sometimes we sing
The rest we waste on all that stuff
We hold on to the pain
We hold on ’till the end
We never learn
And I wish I’d said the things I didn’t
I wish I’d done the things I said
And made the most of every minute
The way I do here in my head
When I remember you
When I remember you
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2. |
Just Passin' Through
03:51
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Just Passin' Through
Well we're drivin' through this place
At a million miles an hour
We come from outer space
We stop for cigarettes and gas
We stay a moment and we pass
Into the night
In search of light
Somewhere up ahead
We're just passin' through
We're strangers in this place
We're just passin' through
We're just passin' through
In a fast car
And the darkness disappears
And everything is new
The road ahead is clear
The sun comes up
The wheels go 'round
Another day another town
We're so alive
We just arrived
Now it's time to go
We're just passin' through
We're strangers in this place
We're just passin' through
We're just passin' through
In a fast car
We're just passin' through
We're gone without a trace
We're just passin through
We're just passin' through
In a fast car
Yeah yeah
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Paul Doran
Irish singer-songwriter. Number 1 single in 1986 with Make it Work. Songs: Natives-Christy Moore, Paolo Nutini. Poison Words- Mary Black, Mary Coughlan. The Gardener, Greenland- Christy Moore…
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