Good Old Days (are Here Again)
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Good Old Days (are Here Again)
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The good old days are here again my baby's coming home
She'll soon be back within my arms yes back where she belongs
The lonely nights are gone for good like castles in the air
The good old days are here again God answered all my prayers
The train is stoppin' at the station I can hardly stand this waitin' here she comes
Watch her as she runs to meet me trembling lips that strain to greet me
God she's warm
The lonely nights are gone...
The lonely nights are gone...
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