The Bee Gees: Words Meaning

Song Released: 1968

Words Lyrics

Smile an everlasting smile
A smile can bring you near to me
Don't ever let me find you gone
'Cause that would bring a tear to me

This world has lost it's glory
Let's start a brand new story
Now my love, right now
There'll be no other...

1. anonymous

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   Feb 2nd 2018 report

   My mother sang this song to my brother while he was dying in the hospital .She only sang the”its only words part” but my sister and I were in awe about how The Lord was Calling to our brother, the part where he sings “this world has lost its glory,Let’s start a brand new story”and many other parts of the song as though God was calling our brother to Himself ❤️
2. anonymous

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   Feb 9th 2015 report

   ''It's only words, and words that all i have to take your heart away'' A beautiful old and bittersweet song that came from the bottom of the heart of the Bee Gees band sung by Barry with only words to take our hearts away i know that also reminds me to still pick up the bible once in a while and read the WORDS of my LORD and SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST in the New Testament in the hope to believe and not just to be a dancin fool to them words.
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   Feb 9th 2015 report

   ''It's only words, and words that all i have to take your heart away'' A beautiful old and bittersweet song that came from the bottom of the heart of the Bee Gees band sung by Barry with only words to take our hearts away i know that also reminds me to still pick up the bible once in a while and read the WORDS of my LORD and SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST in the New Testament in the hope to believe and not just to be a dancin fool to them words.

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