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Well if I told you that |
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I loved you |
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You'd only laugh and ridicule me |
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You say you think of me like a brother |
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And that's the way it's always been |
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You say you don't mind me telephoning |
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But you never have much to say |
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You're always busy your mother tells me |
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And now I feel your friendship slipping away |
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Now you're giving me those looks that say |
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Well now you're just being ridiculous |
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You're giving me those looks that say |
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Well now you're just being ridiculous |
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AgainTime and time again |
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I remember when you used to hang on every word |
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I saidI remember all those silly ideas you put inside my head |
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I remember all those glorious days we sailed on your father's boat |
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And how I felt so cold on winter's night when |
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I lent you my top coat |
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Now you're giving me those looks that say |
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Well now you're just being ridiculous |
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You're giving me those looks that say |
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Well now you're just being ridiculous |
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AgainTime and time again |
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We promised ourselves we'd never grow old |
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But now I'm on my own |
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Since you found someone who told you things |
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That you had never known |
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But I can't forget the happiness |
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The days in |
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Greenwich |
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ParkAs long as |
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I see you home before it's dark |
