It Was Almost Like a Song
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It Was Almost Like a Song
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Once in ev'ry life someone comes along;
And you came to me -- it was almost like a song.
You were in my arms just where you belong;
We were so in love -- it was almost like a song.
January through december
We had such a perfect year;
Then the flame became a dying ember,
All at once, you weren't here.
Now my broken heart cries for you each night,
And it's almost like a song, but it's much too sad to write.
Now my broken heart cries for you each night,
And it's almost like a song, but it's much too sad to write,
It's much too sad to write.
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Johnny Mathis performs "It Was Almost Like a Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Johnny Mathis catalog on LyroVerse.
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