Mary Hopkin - Post Card

The Game

I wondered why
All the good things happen to pass me by.
Life was the game we played.

You came along
And you touched my heart with your lonely song.
This was the game we played.

So afraid
Frightened that one day your love would slip away from me.

But then you'd gone
And the good things happened to turn out wrong.
Life was the game you played your way.

Losing my heart,
I know I let you go.



Credits
Writer(s): George Marin
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Those Were the Days
  2. Lord of the Reedy River
  3. Happiness Runs (Pebble and the Man)
  4. Love Is the Sweetest Thing
  5. Y Blodyn Gwyn
  6. The Honeymoon Song
  7. The Puppy Song
  8. Inch Worm
  9. Voyage of the Moon
  10. Lullaby of the Leaves

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Altri album

  1. When Will I See You Again - EP
  2. Pieces
  3. Love Is The Sweetest Thing (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, May 25, 1969)
  4. Live At The Royal Festival Hall 1972 (Remastered)
  5. A Christmas Chorale
  6. Another Road
  7. Covers By Mary Hopkin
  8. Those Were the Days 2018
  9. Iesu Faban
  10. Painting By Numbers

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