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Lyrics for 'In Those Days' by 'Beverly Craven'
There's A Blanket Of Mist On The Dew Coverded Fields
Far In The Distance Church Bells Peal
And A Hazy White Sunlight Breaks Through The Dawn
Catching The Cobwebs Spun On The Lawn
And In Through The Curtains, A Thin Shaft Of Light
Capturing Diamonds Of Dust In Their Flight
In Those Days, Long Before You Were Born
Those Days, When I Was A Child
As I Look Back It Seems Like Only Yesterday
When I Was Your Age
As A Golden Red Sun Sets In A Mackerel Sky
On Long Summer Evenings In Twilight
Riding Home On Your Shoulders, Holding Your Hand
Watching The Hourglass Filling With Sand
And I Still Remember The Stories You Read
And Being Carried Back To My Own Little Bed
In Those Days, Long Before You Were Born
Those Days, When I Was A Child
As I Look Back It Seems Like Only Yesterday
When I Was Your Age
And I Still Remember The Stories You Read
And Being Carried Back To My Own Little Bed
In Those Days, Long Before You Were Born
Those Days, When I Was A Child
As I Look Back It Seems Like Only Yesterday
When I Was Your Age
In Those Days, Long Before You Were Born
Those Days, When I Was A Child
As I Look Back It Seems Like Only Yesterday
When I Was Your Age
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