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Carpenters ~ Yesterday Once More


When i was young I'd listened to the radio Waitin' for my favorite songs Waiting they played i'd sing along It made me smile Those were such happy times And not so long ago How i wondered where they'd gone But they're back again Just like a long lost friend All the songs i loved so well () every sha-la-la-la Every wo-wo-wo Still shines Every shing-a-ling-a-ling That they're starting to sing's So fine When they get to the part Where he's breakin' her heart It can really make me cry Just like before It's yesterday once more Lookin' back on how it was In years gone by And the good times that i had Makes today seem rather sad So much has changed It was songs of love that I would sing to then And i'd memorize each word Those old melodies Still sound so good to me As they melt the years away Repeat () All my best memories Come back clearly to me Some can even make me cry Just like before It's yesterday once more Repeat (*) more free lyrics

When i was young

I'd listened to the radio

Waitin' for my favorite songs

Waiting they played i'd sing along

It made me smile

Those were such happy times

And not so long ago

How i wondered where they'd gone

But they're back again

Just like a long lost friend

All the songs i loved so well

(*) every sha-la-la-la

Every wo-wo-wo

Still shines

Every shing-a-ling-a-ling

That they're starting to sing's

So fine

When they get to the part

Where he's breakin' her heart

It can really make me cry

Just like before

It's yesterday once more

Lookin' back on how it was

In years gone by

And the good times that i had

Makes today seem rather sad

So much has changed

It was songs of love that

I would sing to then

And i'd memorize each word

Those old melodies

Still sound so good to me

As they melt the years away

Repeat (*)

All my best memories

Come back clearly to me

Some can even make me cry

Just like before

It's yesterday once more

Repeat (*)

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