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Artist: Bread
Canonical path: /bread/just-like-yesterday
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Just Like Yesterday
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Just Like Yesterday
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Just like yesterday
You come upon my mind and take it away
Just like at the time
The things we did made our hearts skip away
Down on my knees I prayed
Kind woman don't go astray
When it seems at times
I've got my mind and heart all straight away
Just when you've become
A mem'ry of the past and fade away
I see your face and think of all
Of all that we had
With of the things that you brought me
Now was it so bad?
Makes me wonder
Just like yesterday
You come upon my mind and take it away
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