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Eagles ~ Pretty Maids All In A Row


Hi there, how are ya? Been a long time Seems like we've come a long way And my, but we learned so slow And heroes, they come and they go And leave us behind, as if we're supposed to know Why? Oh, tell me why Why do we give up our hearts to the past? And why must we grow up so fast? And all you wishing-well fools with your fortunes, Someone should send you a rose With love from a friend, nice to hear from you again And the storybook comes to a close Gone are the ribbons and bows Things to remember, places to go Pretty maids all in a row All in a row more free lyrics

Hi there, how are ya? Been a long time
Seems like we've come a long way

And my, but we learned so slow
And heroes, they come and they go
And leave us behind, as if we're supposed to know
Why? Oh, tell me why

Why do we give up our hearts to the past?
And why must we grow up so fast?

And all you wishing-well fools with your fortunes,
Someone should send you a rose
With love from a friend, nice to hear from you again
And the storybook comes to a close
Gone are the ribbons and bows
Things to remember, places to go
Pretty maids all in a row
All in a row

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