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Alan Jackson ~ What a day yesterday was


Lookin through theses old photographs Don't they bring some good memories back Some of them make us laugh and some make us cry I'm glad we've kept all of these souvenirs To prove that our love was here Look at how happy we were Pictures dont lie If forever should end today And theres no tomorrow for us What a day yesterday was Heres one of us with you Calm and cool But look at me acting a fool And heres one of us on The ferris wheel at the fair Hey, Havent we had some fun The best may be yet to come We may have a hundred years still left to share But If forever should end today And theres no tomorrow for us What a day yesterday was Lets close this book of photographs And lets turn out the lights And love for the moment As if it were the last If forever should end today And theres no tomorrow for us What a day yesterday was more free lyrics

Lookin through theses old photographs
Don't they bring some good memories back
Some of them make us laugh and some make us cry
I'm glad we've kept all of these souvenirs
To prove that our love was here
Look at how happy we were
Pictures dont lie

If forever should end today
And theres no tomorrow for us
What a day yesterday was

Heres one of us with you
Calm and cool
But look at me acting a fool
And heres one of us on
The ferris wheel at the fair
Hey, Havent we had some fun
The best may be yet to come
We may have a hundred years still left to share
But

If forever should end today
And theres no tomorrow for us
What a day yesterday was

Lets close this book of photographs
And lets turn out the lights
And love for the moment
As if it were the last

If forever should end today
And theres no tomorrow for us
What a day yesterday was

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