Like a Movie I’ve Seen Before

Barry Mason, Roger Greenaway

Oh, babe
It's just like a movie I've seen before
I can get the picture right now
The grass is looking greener over there
Oh babe
You won't be depending on me more
But I know you'll make it somehow
The big scene comes when you walk right out the door
Like a movie I've seen before

Ever since you've moved in with me
I knew it couldn't last
My heart was talking louder than my head
But due the way the good Lord made you
You've gotta move around
Just like the stars in Hollywood
You're looking for another bed

Oh, babe
It's just like a movie I've seen before
I can get the picture right now
The grass is looking greener over there
Oh babe
You won't be depending on me more
But I know you'll make it somehow
The big scene comes when you walk right out the door
Like a movie I've seen before

I'd do it all again tomorrow
Though my heart's in two
There's not a lot more I can say right now
I guess I'm like the boy next door
I wanna settle down
And you're just like the country girl
Who's gotta see the lights of town

Oh, babe
It's just like a movie I've seen before
I can get the picture right now
The grass is looking greener over there
Oh babe
You won't be depending on me more
But I know you'll make it somehow
The big scene comes when you walk right out the door
Like a movie I've seen before

Oh, babe
It's just like a movie I've seen before
I can get the picture right now
The grass is looking greener over there
Oh babe
You won't be depending on me more
But I know you'll make it somehow
The big scene comes when you walk right out the door
Like a movie I've seen before

Trivia about the song Like a Movie I’ve Seen Before by The Drifters

When was the song “Like a Movie I’ve Seen Before” released by The Drifters?
The song Like a Movie I’ve Seen Before was released in 1976, on the album “Every Nite's a Saturday Night”.
Who composed the song “Like a Movie I’ve Seen Before” by The Drifters?
The song “Like a Movie I’ve Seen Before” by The Drifters was composed by Barry Mason, Roger Greenaway.

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