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Enemies and Friends (1969) Lyrics by Scott McKenzie

Stained Glass Morning

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[Verse 1]
In 1969 I was following the signs
On the highway of enemies and friends
Just hoping that I might see the greatest in life
Before the time came for me to meet my end
[Verse 2]
But ain't it sad how the good times just come and go
Like the wind, like the rain, like the time?
Evolution will tell just who is your friend
And I hope at the end you'll be mine
[Bridge]
Ooh, hoo, ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh
Ooh, hmm, hmm-hmm, hmm
Ooh, hoo, hmm, hmm-hmm, hmm
Hmm-hmm-hmm
Ooh, hmm, hmm-hmm, hmm
Hmm-hmm-hmm
[Verse 3]
But it's sad how the good times just come and go
Like the wind, like the rain, like the time
Evolution will tell just who is your friend
And I hope at the end you'll be mine
[Outro]
And I hope at the end you'll be mine
Credits
Scott McKenzie

Scott McKenzie

About “Enemies and Friends (1969)” by Scott McKenzie

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"Enemies and Friends (1969)" appears on "Stained Glass Morning".

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