Lyrics
you ve become a grown-up girl
Two lovers playing scenes, september morn
Still can make me feel that way, still can make me feel that way
we ve traveled halfway round the world
Became a brand new day, look at what you ve done, became a brand new day
In a corner of your room, we danced until the night
september morning
two lovers playing scenes
Still can make me feel that way, how we danced that night away, you ve become a grown-up girl
two lovers playing scenes
september morning
Two lovers playing scenes, still can make me feel that way, still can make me feel that way
i still can hear you crying
We ve traveled halfway round the world, i still can hear you crying
Standing in the door, i only wanna talk to you
Became a brand new day, september morning, september morn
September morn, became a brand new day Diamond, look at what you ve done
still can make me feel that way
Two lovers playing scenes, september morning September, still can make me feel that way
two lovers playing scenes
so far from where we used to be
Became a brand new day, still can make me feel that way
still can make me feel that way
Do you remember, september morning
Two lovers playing scenes, became a brand new day, from some romantic play
September morning, do you remember
September morning, still can make me feel that way Diamond, we ve traveled halfway round the world
And look how far we ve come, how it was before Diamond, became a brand new day
from some romantic play
September morn, it s been so long, september morning
september morn
we ve traveled halfway round the world
i hardly knew you
September morning, i only wanna talk to you
Still can make me feel that way, became a brand new day
And look how far we ve come, from some romantic play
Two lovers playing scenes, from some romantic play Diamond, do you remember
look at what you ve done
September morning, still can make me feel that way, we danced until the night
in a corner of your room
we danced until the night
Still can make me feel that way, september morning
two lovers playing scenes
from some romantic play