So Many Years Ago-David Rovics

[ti:So Many Years Ago] [ar:David Rovics] [al:Return] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.79]So Many Years Ago - David Rovics [00:03.83]Written by：David Rovics [00:05.61] [00:06.61]It was so many years ago [00:10.18] [00:11.36]But it seems like yesterday [00:13.77] [00:14.73]When we would walk along the water [00:18.18] [00:18.71]I would melt each time you'd say [00:21.86] [00:22.55]Te quiero mi amor [00:25.50] [00:26.59]And you would kiss my cheek [00:29.51] [00:30.46]And all my troubles would drift away [00:34.01]Like a flower down the creek [00:37.06] [00:39.30]It was so many years ago [00:42.73] [00:43.81]But the memory's so clear [00:46.82]I see the sparkle of your eyes [00:50.91]I feel your lips upon my ear [00:54.62]The scratchy stubble on your chin [00:58.05] [00:58.89]The roughness of your hands [01:02.19]In my heart I see you and I wonder [01:05.69] [01:06.46]Who really understands [01:10.19] [01:11.76]It was so many years ago [01:15.10] [01:16.20]That we lay side by side [01:19.21] [01:20.13]Our naked bodies mingling [01:23.56] [01:24.06]With nothing left to hide [01:27.19]I'd watch the ripples of your muscles [01:30.50] [01:31.25]Beneath the soft glow of the stars [01:34.73]While we'd listen to the distant sound [01:39.18]Of voices and guitars [01:42.51] [01:44.46]It was so many years ago [01:47.87] [01:48.78]The sweat upon your forehead glistened [01:51.90] [01:53.01]I recall the words you spoke [01:56.56]And how the people listened [01:59.99]I remember where I sat [02:03.36] [02:03.97]Looking at your long black hair [02:08.04]The debates would last 'til dawn [02:11.31] [02:11.87]And change was in the air [02:15.21] [02:17.27]It was so many years ago [02:20.84] [02:21.38]But what's most etched upon my mind [02:25.30]Was the hour when you left me [02:28.95]And our little home behind [02:32.91]Ever since that awful moment [02:36.86]Things have never been the same [02:40.74]The leaves were falling on the rooftops [02:44.12] [02:44.87]On the day the soldiers came [02:48.70] [02:50.96]On the day the soldiers came