Old Schoolyard
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Old Schoolyard
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remember the days
of the old schoolyard
we used to laugh a lot
oh don´t you remember
the days of the old schoolyard?
when we had imaginings
and we had all kinds of things
and we laughed and needed love
yes i do, oh and i remember you
remember the days
of the old schoolyard
we used to cry a lot
oh don´t you remember
the days of the old schoolyard?
when we had simplicity
and we had warm toast for tea
and we laughed and needed love
yes i do, oh and i remember you
you were my sweet love
my first sweet love
my lovey dove
my love, lovey dove
no matter what place
wherever the place
i still see your face
your smiling face
inside your dreams
inside my dreams
like any queen
god save our queen
the powers of fate
no time my fade
it ain´t never too late
to learn about love
learn about love
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Cat Stevens performs "Old Schoolyard", and this lyric page sits inside the Cat Stevens catalog on LyroVerse.
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