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Yesterdays – Switchfoot
Ok, I wanted to do another awesome post but I’m literally drowning in work; system analysis and design is just below what we’d call overwhelming. But I’ll tell you what. I dedicate this song to all those who have lost their loved ones they’ve lost abruptly (like how I lost my dad on this day 6 years ago) then tomorrow I do a post on my last moments with my dad. I’ve never told anyone but some really freaky stuff happened between the 15th and the 21st of March in 2006.
Anyway, Switchfoot’s “Yesterdays” …get the song on iTunes. Its awesome.
Now, I have a system to design within 24 hrs.
“Yesterdays”
Flowers cut and brought inside
Black cars in a single line
Your family in suits and ties
And you’re free
The ache I feel inside
Is where the life has left your eyes
I’m alone for our last goodbye
But you’re free
I remember you like yesterday, yesterday
I still can’t believe you’re gone, oh…
I remember you like yesterday, yesterday
And until I’m with you, I’ll carry on
Adrift on your ocean floor
I feel weightless, numb, and sore
A part of you in me is torn
And you’re free
I woke from a dream last night
I dreamt that you were by my side
Reminding me I still had life
In me
I’ll carry on
Every lament is a love song
Yesterday, yesterday
I still can’t believe you’re gone
So long my friend, so long
Courtesy: Azlyrics.com
Unfinished Memories
I saw you yesterday
I didn’t know that it would be the last time
You said my name
You walked away
A Moments lost but never once forgotten
But one day I’ll see you face to face
Then we’ll say things we meant to say
It’s too late for now but not always
We’ll meet again and then we’ll start from these unfinished memories
I cannot change that day
Go back erase what happened
Ease the pain
There’s none to blame
No steps to take and even though we may not understand
But one day I’ll see you face to face
Then we’ll say things we meant to say
It’s too late for now but not always
We’ll meet again and then we’ll start from these unfinished memories
these unfinished memories