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Donna Summer ~ I Remember Yesterday (Reprise)


I remember yesterday... I remember that first night we met dancing to the sounds of clarinets dancing cheek to cheek, oh how sweet you and me and this fantasy oh I remember our first night I remember how we carried on on and on until the light of dawn from the very start, you stole my heart I knew right then we would never part Oh I remember that first night Remember that first night remember that first night remember that first night I saw your lovelight through the candle's glow champagne was flowing, and so I let myself go and when the night was over, we both looked around the room remember darling, chairs on the table, and only me and you I remember how we carried on on and on until the light of dawn and from the very start, you stole my heart I Knew right then we would never part I remember that first night more free lyrics

I remember yesterday...

I remember that first night we met
dancing to the sounds of clarinets
dancing cheek to cheek, oh how sweet
you and me and this fantasy
oh I remember our first night

I remember how we carried on
on and on until the light of dawn
from the very start, you stole my heart
I knew right then we would never part
Oh I remember that first night

Remember that first night
remember that first night
remember that first night

I saw your lovelight through the candle's glow
champagne was flowing, and so I let myself go
and when the night was over,
we both looked around the room
remember darling, chairs on the table,
and only me and you

I remember how we carried on
on and on until the light of dawn
and from the very start, you stole my heart
I Knew right then we would never part
I remember that first night

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