"First Love Song" lyrics
"First Love Song"
You are the only love song I've ever sung
I've ever sung without the pain that makes me sing
I know you heard from me when I said, you are the only one
I hope you have a place for what I bring
You've taken my heart
You've taken my heart without going away
I know, you knew from the start
You were the only women I ever really wanted to stay
I really wanted to stay
More than once in my life
I've thought about
I've thought about making a woman my wife
Only once in that time
Have I thought that together
We could stay within the reach of my mind
You are the first love song I've ever sung
Sung without the pain that has made me sing
You are the only one, I hold to have
Hope, hope to have a place for what I bring
Writer(s): Tim Hardin
- AZLyrics
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- Tim Hardin Lyrics
album:
"Suite For Susan Moore And Damian: We Are One, One, All In One" (1969)
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