It starts with just a little glance now
Right away, you're thinkin' 'bout romance now
You know you ought to take it slower
But you just can't wait to get to know her

A brand new love affair is such a beautiful thing
But if you're not careful, think about the pain it can bring

It makes you feel so bad
It makes your heart feel sad
It makes your days go wrong
It makes your nights so long
You've got to keep in mind

Love is here, today
And it's gone, tomorrow
It's here and gone so fast

Right now, you think that she's perfection
This time is really an exception
Well, you know I hate to be a downer
But I'm the guy she left before you found her

Well I'm not saying you won't have a good love with her
But I keep on remembering things like they were

She made me feel so bad
She made my heart feel sad
She made my days go wrong
And made my nights so long
You've got to keep in mind

Love is here, today
And it's gone, tomorrow
It's here and gone so fast

Keep in mind love is here today
And it's gone tomorrow
It's here and gone so fast

Love is here, today
And it's gone, tomorrow
It's here and gone so fast


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Here Today Lyrics as written by Tony Asher Brian Wilson

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    I wasn't even born in the early 70's... wish I was :( everytime I hear great music is always from some other time

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