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Carpenters ~ One More Time


I'm going way down south to louisiana, tonight

Well, i'll just close my eyes

And everything's alright

And though i'm really far away

I'll make my get away

And no one need really

Know that i've been gone



One more time for the good times

That far out weigh the bad

One more time for the good times

When love was all we had



I'm going way down south to baton rouge

Well, i'll just close the door

And turn out all the lights

And all the images dance by

Of folks and friends who lie

Back home where things are slow

And easy going



One more time for the good times

That far out weigh the bad

One more time for the good times

When love was all

When love was all

When love was all we had

One more time


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