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Funny You Should Ask

Released by Jackson Browne in 1967
From the Album: The Nina Music Demo (Songs By Jackson Browne) |

This version of Funny You Should Ask was released by Jackson Browne in 1967.

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Well it’s funny you should ask me how I feel
As the scenes before my eyes begin to reel
I can’t remember how long I cried
I can’t remember how hard I tried
Turned my thoughts away from you
Like I had something else to do
And now I find you here

And it’s funny you should want to see me now
Well I’d refuse you but I can’t remember how
I can’t remember how long I cried
I can’t remember how hard I tried
I’d tell myself I didn’t care
That I was down and you weren’t there
You’ve been away so long

And it’s funny you should want to know my plans
As the future disappears beneath my hands
I can’t remember how long I cried
I can’t remember how hard I tried
Now I’ll cast aside my memories
And shut you out most bitterly
I’m down on my last smile


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Jackson Browne has released many songs over the years besides Funny You Should Ask. Jackson Browne released songs from 1967 to 2002 spanning across albums like The Nina Music Demo (Songs By Jackson Browne), Jackson Browne, For Everyman, Late For The Sky, The Pretender, Running On Empty, Hold Out, Lawyers In Love, Lives In The Balance, World In Motion, I'm Alive, Looking East, and The Naked Ride Home. Decade Lyrics has over lyrics & songs by Jackson Browne.

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