I'll hold a place for you inside
Inside my heart for you and I
I won't forget these tears I cried
With every year that passes by

And I can't sleep without you
And I can't breathe anymore

Good times last forever
I'll keep my heart with yours
For every minute I am gone (I am gone)
Swear you'll never leave me
I'll be there every time
In your heart and in your eyes

I'll give it up this time again
Some things are better left unsaid
And all I have are lasting dreams
Our word's worth more this time it seems

And I can't sleep without you
And I can't breathe anymore

Good times last forever
I'll keep my heart with yours
For every minute I am gone (I am gone)
Swear you'll never leave me
I'll be there every time
In your heart and in your eyes

Good times last forever
I'll keep my heart with yours
For every minute I am gone (I am gone)
Swear you'll never leave me
I'll be there every time
In your heart and in your eyes (In your eyes)

Good times last forever
I'll keep my heart with yours
For every minute I am gone (I am gone)
Swear you'll never leave me
I'll be there every time
In your heart and in your eyes (In your eyes)

In your eyes


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Always You (Good Times) Lyrics as written by Roger Alan Murrah Jim Mc Bride

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    i think it could be about a guy who has to leave his beloved girlfriend because he's moving and is too far away.

    i listened to this song when i spent the last day with this boy i had a fling with in germany. i think i almost loved him. i only stayed there for 2 weeks, and then i had to go back home to the Philippines.

    or wait it cuold be about soeone dying

    cosmic_kisseson August 06, 2006   Link

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