From the highest highs
To the lowest lows
We've gone as fare as two can go
And we'll never, never be the same
And we fought to keep our love alive
When it was hard enough just to survive
And we'll never, never be the same
Looking at old photographs
Can you believe we dressed like that
Two crazy kids that nobody could tame
Would we do it all again
If someone had told us then
That we'd never, never be the same
Though we can't go back again
We always will remember when
All the world was new and kinda strange
Yes we always loved a good surprise
Now there's nothin' that we haven't tried
And we'll never, never be the same
Must be doin' somethin' right
Seems we've grown a lot alike
Livin' in a state of constant change
Older now we realize
We had to learn to compromise
And we'll never, never be the same
Must be doin' somethin' right
Seems we've grown a lot alike
Livin' in a state of constant change
Older now we realize
We had to learn to compromise
And we'll never, never be the same
Never, never be the same
We'll never be the same
Pam Tillis is an American country music singer and songwriter, born in Memphis, Tennessee on July 18, 1958. Daughter of legendary country musician Mel Tillis, Pam inherited a passion for music and began her musical career in the 1980s. Her distinctive vocal style, a blend of power and sweetness, has allowed her to captivate country audiences. In 1989 she achieved national success with the single "Don't Tell Me What to Do", which topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts. Among her most notable hits are also "Maybe It Was Memphis", "Shake the Sugar Tree" and "In Between Dances". Tillis has been nominated for numerous Grammy, CMA Awards and ACM Awards, demonstrating her talent and influence in the country music landscape.
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