Текст и слова песни Daniel O'Donnell – The Old Photographs
Here is one that we took one Sunday afternoon
I remember it was in the summer time
On the back it says eighty-seven-forty-five
The same day you promised you'd be mine.
But old pictures have a way of fading
Like a love that was never meant to be
Still each night I dig out the family album
But old photographs sure get to me.
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Here it is it's the last one that we took together
Though it's faded a little more than the rest
I suppose it's because of all the tear stains on it
Bet it's the one that to me you look the best.
But old pictures have a way of fading
Like a love that wasn't meant to be
Still each night I dig out the family album
But old photographs sure get to me.
Yes, old photographs sure get to me...
I remember it was in the summer time
On the back it says eighty-seven-forty-five
The same day you promised you'd be mine.
But old pictures have a way of fading
Like a love that was never meant to be
Still each night I dig out the family album
But old photographs sure get to me.
--- Instrumental ---
Here it is it's the last one that we took together
Though it's faded a little more than the rest
I suppose it's because of all the tear stains on it
Bet it's the one that to me you look the best.
But old pictures have a way of fading
Like a love that wasn't meant to be
Still each night I dig out the family album
But old photographs sure get to me.
Yes, old photographs sure get to me...
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