James Morrison Lyrics
7. Once, When I Was Little
I was the one, who would always jump in first Didn't think twice to look behind Got such a good feeling, just from playing in the dirt Once, when I was little We could build a rocket, fly to the moon Leave Tuesday morning, and be back for noon There wasn't nothing, nothing that we couldn't do Once, when I was little umm Once, when I was little Yeah I could dream more then Yeah I believed more then That the world could only get better Yeah I was free more then I could pretend more then That this life could only show me good times Once, when I was little umm ohh lalala There was a time when I trusted everyone Yes I did There was no place that I would not go oh no Spend a day on the hillside next to the holly mo Oh once, when I was little Yea once, when I, I was little Yeah I could dream more then Yeah I believe more then That this world could only get better Yeah I was free more then I could pretend more then That this life could only show me good times Once, when I was little Used to feel so strong Even when they tell me, tell me I was wrong That I can't live in a magic world Cause it's time for me to grow up That I got to be like the rest of them When I know there acting up ohh I could believe more then yes I could I could pretend more then That this life could only get better I could believe more then yes I could I could pretend more then That this world could only show me good times Once, when I was little When I was little So here comes the next one, the next in line Stay as young you can, for the longest time Cause those days flew by Like a breeze just passing through Once, when I was little
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