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Carly Simon ~ We Just Got Here


(carly simon) There are a few more freckles on your shoulders The hammock swings lower and touches the grass The apples are ripe and the corn is past Everyone says some goes by so fast And we just got here I can hardly believe it but it’s ended The beach is a haze and old love’s a ghost Hugo is twisting his way up the coast If you blew out to sea i’d love you most And we just got here Nostalgia you fake, you bitter sweet ache The time that you take could make another heart whole Could the truth be i won’t really see How much i love you ‘til it’s over The two of us left here alone in the house You bleed the pipes while i bring in the plants Put our faces in place for september’s dance If you’re willing, i’m willing to take one more chance And we just got here more free lyrics

(carly simon)

There are a few more freckles on your shoulders
The hammock swings lower and touches the grass
The apples are ripe and the corn is past
Everyone says some goes by so fast
And we just got here

I can hardly believe it but it’s ended
The beach is a haze and old love’s a ghost
Hugo is twisting his way up the coast
If you blew out to sea i’d love you most
And we just got here

Nostalgia you fake, you bitter sweet ache
The time that you take could make another heart whole
Could the truth be i won’t really see
How much i love you
‘til it’s over

The two of us left here alone in the house
You bleed the pipes while i bring in the plants
Put our faces in place for september’s dance
If you’re willing, i’m willing to take one more chance
And we just got here

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