Until the Next Time

Album: 11 Short Stories of Pain & Glory (2017)
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  • Now the time has come for leaving
    For here now we shall return
    We were so glad we could make it but so sad we gotta run

    Well, it might be a long time
    'Til we raise another glass
    You can rest assured that next time
    We'll have ourselves a laugh
    Yeah, we'll have ourselves a laugh

    We'll meet again
    Don't know where, don't know when
    We all had a good time
    And we're sad to see it end

    Good luck be with you
    You go your way, I'll go mine
    So until the next time
    It's farewell and not good-bye

    Now the show is nearly over
    And we gotta pack it in
    Though we had ourselves a really good time
    It must come to an end

    So now I say good evening
    As I write another line
    We have ourselves a parting glass
    And wish each other well
    Yeah, we wish each other well

    We'll meet again
    Don't know where, don't know when
    We all had a good time
    And we're sad to see it end

    Good luck be with you
    You go your way, I'll go mine
    So until the next time
    It's farewell and not good-bye

    We'll meet again
    Don't know where, don't know when
    We all had a good time
    And we're sad to see it end

    Good luck be with you
    You go your way, I'll go mine
    So until the next time
    It's farewell and not good-bye

    We'll meet again
    Don't know where, don't know when
    We all had a good time
    And we're sad to see it end

    Good luck be with you
    You go your way, I'll go mine
    So until the next time
    It's farewell and not good-bye Writer/s: Alexander Barr, Hugh Charles, James P. Lynch, Jeff DaRosa, Kenneth W. Casey, Ross Parker, Timothy John Brennan
    Publisher: MUSIC SALES CORPORATION, SPIRIT TWO SMA
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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