Lyrics to
We’ve Just Begun

This version of We’Ve Just Begun was released by Peter Frampton in 1979.

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Please give me strength
We’ve just begun
If you held a secret
Please let me be the one to know
Going away well I recall
Remember when you would leave me here

Send me a postcard
Signed, sent from the sun
I think I can hear you
You were my only one

(We’ve just begun)

Why don’t we learn
That we must treasure
When you choose a lover
She must be aware
Photographs you take, show loving eyes
Smiling faces that can hide the truth
You don’t care if they seem to stare
What you got, you ain’t about to share

Help me, don’t hurt me
I’m hanging on to a dream
If you lose this lover
You’re going to have to be so strong
Don’t run away, hey I recall
Remember when you would leave me here

Send me a postcard
Signed, sent from the sun
I think I can hear you
You were my only one

We’ve just begun

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About Lyrics and We’Ve Just Begun by Peter Frampton

The lyrics to We’Ve Just Begun are the words, verses and chorus for the song released by Peter Frampton in 1979. Elements of the lyrics to We’Ve Just Begun are both direct in meaning and also metaphorical with the real meanings of the song only known by Peter Frampton and any collaborating writers working on the lyrics for We’Ve Just Begun back when it was created.

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