Lyrics:
John Foster

There was a time when I was in a hurry as you are I was like you There was a day when I just had to tell my point of view I was like you Now I don

I'll never learn, I cling to the past I find so much there to lean on But when I get lucky, I can even forget Our now and forevers are gone I know what

were nowhere Did you seem to care Oh, aworgh.... Your shabby clothes where you can't be sold or bought, Your gold. ----------------------------------------- "well I've been" by john

ROD Aah, an afternoon alone with My favorite book, "Broadway Musicals of the 1940s." No roommate to bother me. How could it get any better than this?

You always surprise me with the way you use your eyes I mean the way you see things differently from me And I'm green with envy how you see a glass half

I started Playing guitar by the town memorial All my songs were singing editorials And when I'd done, the sermon on the mount I counted my change and

(Gary Harrison/Tim Mensy) Ever since you left me I'e been finding clues That you were never really here at all With the benefit of hindsight Pointin

When our baby Kate was born It was the biggest day of my life Lying there with bows in her hair In the loving arms of my wife I was the proudest papa

Well, every time I try to love another I never know exactly what to do I'd like to tell her just how much I want her And I could find the way if she were