Mo Debbage songs
Remember When (by Mo Debbage (c) Mojan 2015)
Remember when, all you heard in this old house were kids playing in the hall
You’d shout and scream, but they carried on, paying you no regard at all.
Now you’re sitting here, in your high back chair
Waiting for a knock upon your door
Look at the photographs, upon the fireside hearth,
Dreaming of how it was before
Last Christmas Eve, you hoped they’d never leave,
then they were gone and you felt empty and alone.
How you longed for them, to turn around again
Taking you back with them to their home
Now you’re sitting here, in your high back chair
Waiting for a knock upon your door
Look at the photographs, upon the fireside hearth,
Dreaming of how it was before
Instrumental
Now you’re sitting here, in your high back chair
Waiting for a knock upon your door
Look at the photographs, upon the fireside hearth,
Dreaming of how it was before
They try to call you everyday, you tell them you're OK
And to get on with their lives.
But you’re hoping that they see, what you really mean,
That your words are only pride
Remember when, all you heard in this old house were kids playing in the hall
Remember when, all you heard in this old house were kids playing in the hall
You’d shout and scream, but they carried on, paying you no regard at all.
Now you’re sitting here, in your high back chair
Waiting for a knock upon your door
Look at the photographs, upon the fireside hearth,
Dreaming of how it was before
Last Christmas Eve, you hoped they’d never leave,
then they were gone and you felt empty and alone.
How you longed for them, to turn around again
Taking you back with them to their home
Now you’re sitting here, in your high back chair
Waiting for a knock upon your door
Look at the photographs, upon the fireside hearth,
Dreaming of how it was before
Instrumental
Now you’re sitting here, in your high back chair
Waiting for a knock upon your door
Look at the photographs, upon the fireside hearth,
Dreaming of how it was before
They try to call you everyday, you tell them you're OK
And to get on with their lives.
But you’re hoping that they see, what you really mean,
That your words are only pride
Remember when, all you heard in this old house were kids playing in the hall
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