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Cher ~ If I Knew Then


the funny-face kid from down the street Always very close at hand He was just a cowboy, i was lady gran But i don't think i would have shot him down If i knew then what i know now High school days and puppy love Learning what it's all about He was kinda akward, i was filling out But i don't think that i would have played around If i knew then what i know now Too many years, too many chairs Too many other things, too many men Time and again i had to test my wings No time for love, strings or wedding rings A pretty young girl from baltimore Got herself a real good man Once he was a cowboy who wanted lady gran And i know that i would have made that now If i knew then what i know now Once he was a cowboy who wanted lady gran And i know that i would have made that vow If i knew then what i know now more free lyrics

the funny-face kid from down the street
Always very close at hand
He was just a cowboy, i was lady gran
But i don't think i would have shot him down
If i knew then what i know now

High school days and puppy love
Learning what it's all about
He was kinda akward, i was filling out
But i don't think that i would have played around
If i knew then what i know now

Too many years, too many chairs
Too many other things, too many men
Time and again i had to test my wings
No time for love, strings or wedding rings

A pretty young girl from baltimore
Got herself a real good man
Once he was a cowboy who wanted lady gran
And i know that i would have made that now

If i knew then what i know now
Once he was a cowboy who wanted lady gran
And i know that i would have made that vow
If i knew then what i know now

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