The Fourteenth Of February

Billy Bragg

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Intro u>E /u> N.C. Verse 1: I wish that I could remember the first moment that we met If only I could remember that sweet moment when we met If I knew then that I Would spend the rest of my life with you I imagine I would have held your gaze a little longer When first our eyes met Verse 2: Did it rain or did sunshine attend our first meeting? What words were said? What weight given to that first greeting? My diary doesn’t help I don’t even mention your name until that summer When bloomed the Seed sown on the first day that we met Verse 3: I know the date I know the place where it happened Yet in my mind the scene I recall is imagined As we grow old I’m sure There will be moments that we will not forget But I would Remember something of the moment that we met Outro u> u>

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