David Lockwood - The Rest Is History

Julie

I saw your dad
The other night
We had a drink or two
Julie, he was low
Remembering a better time
Funny things you used to do
Why'd you break his heart this way?
He held on oh so long
Never got to say goodbye
He'll always wonder what went wrong
Who's to blame
Doesn't matter now
God's mercy may allow
His friends to fill
His empty days
And he'll just go on somehow
But you'll be there in every dream
Every high and low
Though you're gone it somehow seems
He will never let you go



Credits
Writer(s): David Lockwood
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Blue on Blue
  2. Koko Sioux
  3. Away from Here
  4. Still Alone
  5. There Must Be
  6. Find My Way
  7. Julie
  8. More Brads
  9. Automobile
  10. Twenty-Seven Ways to Fall in Love

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Altri album

  1. Across the Evening Sky
  2. There Must Be
  3. Comfort & Joy: Christmas Hymns + Carols
  4. The Rest Is History
  5. No More a Stranger: Hymns and Songs
  6. Raise a Glass
  7. Steady On
  8. Modern Love
  9. Lucky Me

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