Old Fashioned Love Songtext
von Alberta Hunter
Old Fashioned Love Songtext
Most folks nowadays say old-fashioned ways
Should give place to things that are new
But somehow I hold to things that are old
Perhaps it′s an old-fashioned view
I love my old books, the corners and nooks
Of my old home and the old friends
Old memories too, one love that is true
Lasting all through life until it ends
I've got that old-fashioned love in my heart
Oh, play it for me
Yes, and there it will always remain
My love is like an ivy vine
Clinging a little closer all the time
Through the years, joy and tears
Just the same
I′ve got that old-fashioned faith in my heart
Oh yeah
No changes can tear it apart
If the dry land changed to sea
That would never make any change in me
'Cause I've got that old, old-fashioned love in my heart
Yes, I′ve got that old, old-fashioned faith in my heart
No changes can tear it apart
If the dry land changed to sea
That would never make any change in me
′Cause I've got that old, old-fashioned love in my heart
Yes, I′ve got that old, old-fashioned love in my heart
Should give place to things that are new
But somehow I hold to things that are old
Perhaps it′s an old-fashioned view
I love my old books, the corners and nooks
Of my old home and the old friends
Old memories too, one love that is true
Lasting all through life until it ends
I've got that old-fashioned love in my heart
Oh, play it for me
Yes, and there it will always remain
My love is like an ivy vine
Clinging a little closer all the time
Through the years, joy and tears
Just the same
I′ve got that old-fashioned faith in my heart
Oh yeah
No changes can tear it apart
If the dry land changed to sea
That would never make any change in me
'Cause I've got that old, old-fashioned love in my heart
Yes, I′ve got that old, old-fashioned faith in my heart
No changes can tear it apart
If the dry land changed to sea
That would never make any change in me
′Cause I've got that old, old-fashioned love in my heart
Yes, I′ve got that old, old-fashioned love in my heart
Writer(s): James P. Johnson, Cecil Mack Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com

