Ages and Ages Ago
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Ages and Ages Ago
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Conway Twitty - Ages and Ages Ago
I remember when I made you cry
Ages and ages ago
I'll never blame you for our last good bye
Ages and ages ago.
Something told me when you walked away
That my poor heart would miss you so
And though it happened only yesterday
It seemed ages and ages ago.
Someone came along and took my place
How wrong I was to let you go
And though it happened only yesterday
It seemed ages and ages ago.
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Something told me when you walked away
That my poor heart would miss you so
And though it happened only yesterday
It seemed ages and ages ago.
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