Allan Taylor For What It's Worth song lyrics
Allan Taylor For What It's Worth song lyrics
We send our postcars saying wish you were here.
Then made love under the portmouth peer.
I got it wrong and you started to cry.
I said I loved you but it was a lie.
You were gentle and I was rough,
I was talking big and acting tough.
Now I've forgotten your name, it was so long ago,
When we were two young kids ...
no place to go … no place to go …
We lost touch, I had the world to see.
I didn't think of you, did you think of me?
When you fell in love, was he good and kind
Like I should've been for your first time?
I should've got you a ring
From the trinket store
And drawn a heart with an arrow
On the portmouth wall.
Maybe got you a flower to wave in your hair.
I should have done something that was tender
To show that I care … to show that I care.
That's the way life sometimes goes.
How thing can change nobody knows.
For what it's worth and come what may,
I'm feeling bad when I think of that day.
Young love should be pure and true,
I should have been so good for you!
Do you remember the kid who got it all wrong?
Well that kid's now a man and he's writing this song.
I'm composing these words, trying to tell you somehow,
I didn't love you then – but I love you now …
I love you now!
That's the way life sometimes goes.
How thing can change nobody knows.
Nobody knows ... nobody knows ...
How things can change ... nobody knows ...