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Freda Payne ~ The Road We Didn't Take


CHORUS: I've gone through life pretending That time will change the ending And find the road we didn't take, The life we didn't make But those mistakes behind me Cast shadows to remind me Of the road we didn't take, The years we threw away Nameless faces come like haunting dreams Words we spoke but didn't mean I watch my life as it unwinds I see the years I left behind Tears go rushing down my face For the years I threw away Far away CHORUS In my hands, I hold the burnt-out ends Pages of the past where we began The love I thought would always stand I found was built on shifting sand The road to life went a different way The road we should've took yesterday So far away (I've gone through life pretending That time will change the ending But those mistakes behind me Cast shadows to remind me Oooooooooooooooooh, oooooooooh Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh) CHORUS (fade out) more free lyrics

CHORUS:
I've gone through life pretending
That time will change the ending
And find the road we didn't take,
The life we didn't make
But those mistakes behind me
Cast shadows to remind me
Of the road we didn't take,
The years we threw away

Nameless faces come like haunting dreams
Words we spoke but didn't mean
I watch my life as it unwinds
I see the years I left behind
Tears go rushing down my face
For the years I threw away
Far away

CHORUS

In my hands, I hold the burnt-out ends
Pages of the past where we began
The love I thought would always stand
I found was built on shifting sand
The road to life went a different way
The road we should've took yesterday
So far away

(I've gone through life pretending
That time will change the ending
But those mistakes behind me
Cast shadows to remind me
Oooooooooooooooooh, oooooooooh
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh)

CHORUS
(fade out)

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