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Beach Boys ~ Caroline, No


Where did your long hair go Where is the girl i used to know How could you lose that happy glow Oh, caroline no Who took that look away I remember how you used to say You'd never change, but that's not true Oh, caroline you Break my heart I want to go and cry It's so sad to watch a sweet thing die Oh, caroline why Could i ever find in you again Things that made me love you so much then Could we ever bring 'em back once they have gone Oh, caroline no more free lyrics

Where did your long hair go
Where is the girl i used to know
How could you lose that happy glow
Oh, caroline no

Who took that look away
I remember how you used to say
You'd never change, but that's not true
Oh, caroline you

Break my heart
I want to go and cry
It's so sad to watch a sweet thing die
Oh, caroline why

Could i ever find in you again
Things that made me love you so much then
Could we ever bring 'em back once they have gone
Oh, caroline no

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