Lyrics This Year Next Year - The Honeycombs

This Year Next Year - The Honeycombs
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song This Year Next Year, artist - The Honeycombs. Album song The Best Of The Honeycombs, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 21.02.1993
Record label: Parlophone
Song language: English

This Year Next Year

This year, next year, sometime, never
Will you ever be my own?
Don’t you know how much I love you?
Only you and you alone
Springtime, summer, autumn, winter
Must you keep me waiting still?
Now the days are growing shorter
There’s no longer time to kill
Why won’t you tell me, tell me you need me?
Why do you hesitate?
You were my first love, you’ll be my last love
But don’t leave it too late
This year, next year, sometime, never
People say why waste your time
But I know it’s worth the waiting
If someday you’ll say you’re mine
Why won’t you tell me, tell me you need me?
Why do you hesitate?
You were my first love, you’ll be my last love
But don’t leave it too late
Springtime, summer, autumn, winter
Must you keep me waiting still?
Now the days are growing shorter
There’s no longer time to kill
This year, next year, sometime, never
Will you ever be my own?
Don’t you know how much I love you?
Only you and you alone
Only you and you alone
This year, next year, sometime, never
Will you ever be my own?
Don’t you know how much I love you?
Only you and you alone
Only you and you alone

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Artist lyrics: The Honeycombs