Remember Diana

Paul Anka

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Intro: #1. Everybody remembers Diana..and just how much   I loved her. I wrote a song about her....how wrong could I be? Oh well she went and found another (found another   love) she found another lover (found another love.) She didn’t even bother (found another love) to say   goodbye to me. Chorus: Things have changed she’s found another..yes things   have changed she’s found another lover. Things have changed..she didn’t say goodbye..instead   she made me cry. #2. Diana I’ll learn to live without her..yes I’ll forget   about her just wait and see. Chorus: Things will change I’ll find another lover..things will   change I’ll learn to live without her. Things will change..I’m gonna make her cry..I’m gonna say   goodbye to.. #3. Diana I’ll say goodbye forever and that I’ll never ever remember Diana. INTERLUDE: #4. Everybody remembers Diana..and just how much   I loved her. I wrote a song about her....how wrong could I be? Oh well she went and found another (found another   love) she found another lover (found another love.) She didn’t even bother (found another love) to say   goodbye to me. OUTRO: Oh well she went and found another (found another   love) she found another lover (found another love.) She didn’t even bother (found another love) to say   goodbye to me..(Fade.) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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