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Chicago ~ Gone Long Gone


I thought for the rest of my life You'd see me through it Guess all along i knew it Nothing mattered everything was all right When you saw to it Before i knew it you were gone long gone You said you would always be there Well i believed you I was a fool to need you Gave my love then i gave you my heart And then you flew it Before i knew it You were gone long gone Hard facing another day Just crying the night away Said more than i meant to say When i knew that you were gone I thought for the rest of my life You'd see me through it Yes all along i knew it Didn't matter and it didn't seem right And then you flew it Before i knew it you were gone long gone. You were gone long gone more free lyrics

I thought for the rest of my life
You'd see me through it
Guess all along i knew it
Nothing mattered everything was all right
When you saw to it
Before i knew it you were gone long gone

You said you would always be there
Well i believed you
I was a fool to need you
Gave my love then i gave you my heart
And then you flew it
Before i knew it
You were gone long gone

Hard facing another day
Just crying the night away
Said more than i meant to say
When i knew that you were gone

I thought for the rest of my life
You'd see me through it
Yes all along i knew it
Didn't matter and it didn't seem right
And then you flew it
Before i knew it you were gone long gone.
You were gone long gone

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