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Bob Seger ~ Real At The Time


Words and music by bob seger I still remember how i fell for you There wasn't one thing i would not do I still recall the love in your eyes Blue like the sky on a clear sunrise And it was real at the time Real at the time I was yours you were mine It was real at the time You were a lioness tall and lean You were the best thing i'd ever seen I heard a loneliness in your voice I charged ahead i had no choice Cause it felt real at the time Real at the time Like a mountain you climb It felt real at the time And babe you meant so much to me I never will forget your face I never will forget those nights Those nights Those nights Lost in the pettiness and the fights Lost in the battle for bragging rights We were a couple of kindred souls Fighting for childish things like control But it was real at the time Real at the time Like the scene of a crime It was real at the time It was real at the time I was yours you were mine We got way out of line But it was real at the time more free lyrics

Words and music by bob seger

I still remember how i fell for you
There wasn't one thing i would not do
I still recall the love in your eyes
Blue like the sky on a clear sunrise
And it was real at the time
Real at the time
I was yours you were mine
It was real at the time

You were a lioness tall and lean
You were the best thing i'd ever seen
I heard a loneliness in your voice
I charged ahead i had no choice
Cause it felt real at the time
Real at the time
Like a mountain you climb
It felt real at the time

And babe you meant so much to me
I never will forget your face
I never will forget those nights
Those nights
Those nights

Lost in the pettiness and the fights
Lost in the battle for bragging rights
We were a couple of kindred souls
Fighting for childish things like control

But it was real at the time
Real at the time
Like the scene of a crime
It was real at the time
It was real at the time
I was yours you were mine
We got way out of line
But it was real at the time

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