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Beth Nielsen Chapman ~ What Could Have Been


There was someone i used to love A long, long time ago He found someone before i had A chance to let him know And every time i tried to get My heart to close that door I'd think about what could have been And only love him more I told a friend how sad i was That fate was so unfair This perfect love that could have been My heart would never share And not till summer came and went Did her advice ring true When i found out my heart was meant To fall in love with you We never know what could have been But looking back we see What could have been and never was Was never meant to be I saw the one i used to love When i went out today I said hello, i met his wife Then i was on my way It may be luck, it may be fate It may be god's design I only know it's no mistake I'm yours and you are mine We never know what could have been But looking back we see What could have been and never was Was never meant to be more free lyrics

There was someone i used to love
A long, long time ago
He found someone before i had
A chance to let him know

And every time i tried to get
My heart to close that door
I'd think about what could have been
And only love him more

I told a friend how sad i was
That fate was so unfair
This perfect love that could have been
My heart would never share

And not till summer came and went
Did her advice ring true
When i found out my heart was meant
To fall in love with you

We never know what could have been
But looking back we see
What could have been and never was
Was never meant to be

I saw the one i used to love
When i went out today
I said hello, i met his wife
Then i was on my way

It may be luck, it may be fate
It may be god's design
I only know it's no mistake
I'm yours and you are mine

We never know what could have been
But looking back we see
What could have been and never was
Was never meant to be

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