Lyrics:

I'm Sitting In This Place Again
the Same Old Place I Used To Sit When Young
behind The Bar The Same Old Face
that Used To Serve The Root Beer For A Song
the Tapestry Upon The Wall
has Faded Since The Last Time I Was Here
the Ceiling A Shade Darker
it's Been Painted With Cigarettes Smoked Through The Years
but Still There's Something Different
as I Gazed Into My Whiskyglass 't Was When I Knew
i Looked Around And Close My Eyes
and Guess That Something Different Must Be You.

the Juke Box In The Corner Plays The Same Old Song
a Song Of Long
your Fotograph Hangs By The Door
reminding Me Of Friends I Used To Know
i Guess Those Were The Good Old Days
there's Really Nothing Like Those Good Old Days
a Simple Kiss Then We Shool Hands
we Said Good-Bye And Went Our Different Ways
i've Been Away So Long Now
and When I Look Back It's More Than I Can Bear
i Buy Another Drink And As I Place It To My Lips
i Shed A Tear.

i'm Sitting In This Place Again
the Same Old Place I Used To Sit Before
behind The Bar The Same Old Face
that Won't Serve Me No Whisky Anymore
but Still There's Something Different
as A Gaced Into My Whiskyglass 't Was Then I Knew
i Looked Around And Close My Eyes
i Guess That Something Different Must Be You
i Looked Around And Close My Eyes
i Guess That Something Different Must Be You.