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Carpenters, The ~ The Parting Of Our Ways


Where has it gone? The love we shared? The love I live for is no longer there If God only planned it to last all our days There never would have been a parting of our ways Love was so bright, then you went away My days were sunny; now they are gray If God only planned it to last all our days There never would have been a parting of our ways I hope and pray that he'll return to me Forever since he's been gone, I've been in misery I hope someday he'll come up to my door, Saying he's sorry he'll leave no more My love is gone now; it didn't last Who was my future now is my past If God only planned it to last all our days There never would have been, Never would have been now, Never would have been a parting of our ways more free lyrics

Where has it gone?
The love we shared?
The love I live for is no longer there
If God only planned it to last all our days
There never would have been a parting of our ways

Love was so bright, then you went away
My days were sunny; now they are gray
If God only planned it to last all our days
There never would have been a parting of our ways

I hope and pray that he'll return to me
Forever since he's been gone, I've been in misery
I hope someday he'll come up to my door,
Saying he's sorry he'll leave no more

My love is gone now; it didn't last
Who was my future now is my past
If God only planned it to last all our days
There never would have been,
Never would have been now,
Never would have been a parting of our ways

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