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UB40 ~ Seasons


Like the seasons you change your mind It seems like loving you is a crime. I remember those days Oh, so long ago Like the first time I took you To a picture show Or the first time I kissed you Beneath the moonlit sky I put my hand on my heart I thought I'd die Like the seasons, ... Etc Yes, you were for me It was plain to see I knew in my heart You were the one for me Though people used to try To get us down As time goes on We're still around Like the seasons, ... Etc We had our share Of ups and downs We had our share Of nights on the town The days were short But the nights were long My love for you It grew so strong Like the seasons, ... Etc But as we grew old Your love turned cold Gone are the days Of glitter and gold I work so hard To keep you mine Now all I have is Nothing but time Like the seasons, ... Etc more free lyrics

Like the seasons you change your mind
It seems like loving you is a crime.

I remember those days
Oh, so long ago
Like the first time I took you
To a picture show
Or the first time I kissed you
Beneath the moonlit sky
I put my hand on my heart
I thought I'd die

Like the seasons, ... Etc

Yes, you were for me
It was plain to see
I knew in my heart

You were the one for me
Though people used to try
To get us down
As time goes on
We're still around

Like the seasons, ... Etc

We had our share
Of ups and downs
We had our share
Of nights on the town
The days were short
But the nights were long
My love for you
It grew so strong

Like the seasons, ... Etc

But as we grew old
Your love turned cold
Gone are the days
Of glitter and gold
I work so hard
To keep you mine
Now all I have is
Nothing but time

Like the seasons, ... Etc

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