If I Ever Knew

from Where Do Girls Come From by Charlie Dée

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If I Ever Knew

Do you remember growing up
Like a too sudden change it was blowing us up
And we were so dedicated to the dreams we had
We were so stimulated by the loves we left behind

Do you remember Charlie?
Charlie said "time is just a healer"
But we said "time completes your phrase"
And as we were praying for the next one
Cause writing songs used to fill our days
And if I ever knew I would be missing you so much I
Should have laughed a little more.
I should have laughed a little more

Do you remember the first time
We felt a little hungry for love
And we were laughing and chatting
And try to come across…
Do you remember when Billy-Ray came
And he stole my heart and you called me a fuss
If I ever knew I would be loving him so much I
Should have dared a little more
I should have dared a little more

But billy-Ray was a preacher's son
Who would travel around until his father found his home
And we were running around to seek for
his birds and his bee's, what they're doing to me
And there's nothing that I would not do for
You
Would'nt do for you
No there is nothing that I would not do for you

Do you remember growing up
Like a too sudden change it was blowing us up
And we were so dedicated to the dreams we had
We were so stimulated by the loves we left behind

If I ever knew
I would be missing you so much I
Should have dared a little more
I should have dared a little more
And if I ever knew I would be missing you so much I
Should have dared
A little more…

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from Where Do Girls Come From, released January 1, 2006
Vocals: Charlie Dée
Drums: Joeri Rook
Guitars: Martijn van Agt
Bass: Chris Grem
Keys: Ronald Kool

Written by Charlie Dée, produced by Chris Grem

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