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Bonnie Tyler ~ Baby, I Remember You


(ronnie scott/ steve wolfe) Producers for bonnie: ronnie scott, steve wolfe Recorded in 1976 as a b-side to 'lost in france'. lyrics taken from careful listening. Sometimes, late in the night I wonder how it is Two people so much in love Should end up like this May hear you somewhere So many world's apart When you think how close we were It's enough to break your heart Baby baby baby Remember the love you gave me Baby baby i remember you Baby baby baby Remember the love you gave me 'cause baby baby, i sure remember you Sometimes, late in the night Holding someone new Sometimes i have closed my eyes And thought that it was you Dreams, dreams of what might have been Is living in the past I'm just glad that i knew you once Although it couldn't last Baby baby baby Remember the love you gave me 'cause, baby baby i sure remember you...(x4) more free lyrics

(ronnie scott/ steve wolfe)
Producers for bonnie: ronnie scott, steve wolfe
Recorded in 1976 as a b-side to 'lost in france'. lyrics taken from careful listening.

Sometimes, late in the night
I wonder how it is
Two people so much in love
Should end up like this

May hear you somewhere
So many world's apart
When you think how close we were
It's enough to break your heart

Baby baby baby
Remember the love you gave me
Baby baby i remember you
Baby baby baby
Remember the love you gave me
'cause baby baby, i sure remember you

Sometimes, late in the night
Holding someone new
Sometimes i have closed my eyes
And thought that it was you

Dreams, dreams of what might have been
Is living in the past
I'm just glad that i knew you once
Although it couldn't last

Baby baby baby
Remember the love you gave me
'cause, baby baby i sure remember you...(x4)

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