Postcards from Italy
Beirut"Postcards from Italy" is a song by Beirut, released in 2006 in the Pop genre. The song is 2:52 long and contains 20 lines and 114 words.
0:09The times we had
0:12Oh when the wind would blow with rain and snow
0:17We're not all bad
0:21We put our feet just where they had
0:25Had to go never to go
0:35The shattered soul
0:38Following close but nearly twice as slow
0:43In my good times
0:47There were always golden rocks to throw
0:52At those who
0:56Those who admit defeat too late
1:00Those were our times those were our times
2:19And I will love to see that day
2:26That day is mine
2:28When she will marry me outside
2:34With the willow trees
2:37And play the songs we made
2:43They made me so
2:46And I would love to see that day
2:52Her day was mine
The times we had Oh when the wind would blow with rain and snow We're not all bad We put our feet just where they had Had to go never to go The shattered soul Following close but nearly twice as slow In my good times There were always golden rocks to throw At those who Those who admit defeat too late Those were our times those were our times And I will love to see that day That day is mine When she will marry me outside With the willow trees And play the songs we made They made me so And I would love to see that day Her day was mine
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