That's Another Song
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That's Another Song
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I used to sing to her
It used to make her smile
She knew all the words
For a while
I sang love me tender
Always and forever
Hold me baby all night long
I could go one and on
But that's another song
We used to go for walks
On a country road like this
It's funny all the small
Things you miss
Like puttin' pennies on a train track
The way you brushed your hair back
The sun on your face
I wish I were there today
But that's another place
Oh, the way I used to hold her
The things I should've told her
If I could make the clock unwind
Back to when she was mine
But that's another time
[repeat chorus]
I could go on and on
But that's another song
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Bryan White performs "That's Another Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Bryan White catalog on LyroVerse.
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