Paroles de My old friend
John Hiatt

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Date de parution : 08/11/2013
Durée : 0:03:49
Style : Singer/Songwriter
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I thought we were gonna make that bridge, what did i know?
Me and my expectations was always high
'like a rolling stone' is playing on the radio
It made you cry but we got by
My old friend
You make me feel young again
My old friend
You're just as pretty as you were back then
A corvair with no floorboards, a gibson hummingbird
Driving south to the mouth of the riversong
Patchouli oil and motor oil and you knew all the words
Now you're looking fine in a hook-up line
My old friend
You make me feel young again
My old friend
You're just as pretty as you were back then
You've got kids, i've got kids
And they all want to know
Just what is what like
When we were young
I tell them, i'm no different now
Just late for the show
So grab your 'aqualung'
The loading has begun
My old friend
You make me feel young again
My old friend
You're just as pretty as you were back then
My old friend
My old friend
My old friend
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