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Carly Simon ~ It Should Have Been Me


(bryan adams/jim vallance) I think of you now and then But i remember when love was new And you were mine, my love So why would we pretend We were lovers and now we’re friends I don’t want to say goodbye to you Again, my love (chorus) It should have been me That’s lovin?you instead of someone else I needed you but how was i to know It should have been me That’s holding you through all the lonely nights I knew that i should never let you go, My love What we once had is gone No tears, no right, no wrong It could never be the same again, my love The more we see the less we know Now you believe our love will grow I don’t want to say goodbye to you again, My love (chorus) My love, how would i survive With another broken heart On my own again When i need a friend To help me find a place to start (chorus) more free lyrics

(bryan adams/jim vallance)

I think of you now and then
But i remember when love was new
And you were mine, my love
So why would we pretend
We were lovers and now we’re friends
I don’t want to say goodbye to you
Again, my love

(chorus)
It should have been me
That’s lovin?you instead of someone else
I needed you but how was i to know
It should have been me
That’s holding you through all the lonely nights
I knew that i should never let you go,
My love

What we once had is gone
No tears, no right, no wrong
It could never be the same again, my love
The more we see the less we know
Now you believe our love will grow
I don’t want to say goodbye to you again,
My love

(chorus)

My love, how would i survive
With another broken heart
On my own again
When i need a friend
To help me find a place to start

(chorus)

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