Way Back When 1929

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 6 Aug 2013
2013

Many years now have pass'd
since I first met you,
My first love was the last,
you've been ever true,
and some how something now
thrills me thro' and thro'
seems I always will recall days
when our love was new.
Remember

Way back when you were ten
and I was eleven or so,
I said that I was your beau,
that made you happy I know;
Then again later when
you were sweet sixteen,
charming Cinderella
I was still your fella
you were still my queen.
Then there came a day
when I heard you say
you were mine alone, dear;
In a little while,
down a little aisle
then you were mine own, dear,
those good old days are gone
they pass'd on
never to return again,
I hope you'll never forget
to remember way back when.

Way back when you were ten
and I was eleven or so,
I said that I was your beau,
that made you happy I know;
Then again later when
you were sweet sixteen,
charming Cinderella
I was still your fella
you were still my queen.
Then there came a day
when I heard you say
you were mine alone, dear;
In a little while,
down a little aisle
then you were mine own, dear,
those good old days are gone
they pass'd on
never to return again,
I hope you'll never forget
to remember way back when.

Tho' the road has been long
we have found the way,
in my heart there's a song
for the yesterday;
At the end, let us spend
moments dreaming of
days of pleasure
that we treasure
and will always love.
Let's dream of

Way back when you were ten
and I was eleven or so,
I said that I was your beau,
that made you happy I know;
Then again later when
you were sweet sixteen,
charming Cinderella
I was still your fella
you were still my queen.
Then there came a day
when I heard you say
you were mine alone, dear;
In a little while,
down a little aisle
then you were mine own, dear,
those good old days are gone
they pass'd on
never to return again,
I hope you'll never forget
to remember way back when.

Way back when you were ten
and I was eleven or so,
I said that I was your beau,
that made you happy I know;
Then again later when
you were sweet sixteen,
charming Cinderella
I was still your fella
you were still my queen.
Then there came a day
when I heard you say
you were mine alone, dear;
In a little while,
down a little aisle
then you were mine own, dear,
those good old days are gone
they pass'd on
never to return again,
I hope you'll never forget
to remember way back when.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Way Back When 1929
by Henri A.Keats, Harry I. & Louis Robinson
© 1929
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sequence & Karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Tuesday 6 August 2013 at 21.56
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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