That Was Yesterday
Lullabies and fairytales
Pinafores, piano scales
Satin bows and cheeks of rose
That was yesterday
Little girl upon your knee
That was what I used to be
Bunny nose but heaven knows
That was yesterday
So look up, your little girl's a lady
With a weighty problem
Daddy is her problem
He thinks she's still a child
Carousels and wishing wells
Golden shoes with silver bells
Starry eyes and cherry pies
That was yesterdayCarousels and wishing wells
Golden shoes with silver bells
Starry eyes and cherry pies
That was yesterday
Yesterday
Pinafores, piano scales
Satin bows and cheeks of rose
That was yesterday
Little girl upon your knee
That was what I used to be
Bunny nose but heaven knows
That was yesterday
So look up, your little girl's a lady
With a weighty problem
Daddy is her problem
He thinks she's still a child
Carousels and wishing wells
Golden shoes with silver bells
Starry eyes and cherry pies
That was yesterdayCarousels and wishing wells
Golden shoes with silver bells
Starry eyes and cherry pies
That was yesterday
Yesterday
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Writer(s): Donna Fargo
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