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Bee Gees ~ Glass House


Glass house, that once was mine , the sun will shine in on me You, change your mind, you weren't the kind to live on me I remember yesterday , turn my tears to laugher Then you left and like a stray, I came running after (break) I remember you at night, palm trees softly swaying I remember all the words you were softly saying Glass house upon the hill so big and still, the shady lane It's ours , my love , until the day we say auf wiedersehen more free lyrics

Glass house, that once was mine , the sun will shine in on me
You, change your mind, you weren't the kind to live on me
I remember yesterday , turn my tears to laugher
Then you left and like a stray, I came running after

(break)

I remember you at night, palm trees softly swaying
I remember all the words you were softly saying

Glass house upon the hill so big and still, the shady lane
It's ours , my love , until the day we say auf wiedersehen

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