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    1. The Same Old Story

    From the recording Child of the 60's

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    The Same Old Story
    by Pauline Trabert

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    About “The Same Old Story”

    This song looks back on a relationship that didn’t quite become a lasting love
    affair. It isn’t a sad song so much as a clear-eyed reflection.

    Most of us have been there at least once: loving someone, enjoying the
    relationship, wanting it to fit into our lives, but then not wanting the same future. In
    this story, one person wanted marriage, while the other needed to be wanted
    simply for who she was.

    The “key to your heart” represents an attempt to understand what truly matters to
    someone else. When that effort isn’t enough, the relationship fades into what
    becomes the same old story - ­ a fire that burned bright and then faded away.

    Track 5: The Same Old Story – acoustic guitar and vocals: Pauline Trabert

    Lyrics

    The Same Old Story
    ©2025 Pauline Trabert, All Rights Reserved

    I found the key to your heart
    Hoping to unlock the part of you
    That could become a part of me
    But it was not to be

    You were looking for a lover and a wife
    I couldn’t commit my life
    No not my life
    I just needed you to want me

    There are many ways to describe our love affair
    The feelings shared
    But it comes out sounding like The Same Old Story
    A fire that died a faded glory

    We part as friends and as it ends
    I know I won’t forget you
    How could I forget you
    But I hope we never meet again

    There are many ways to describe our love affair
    The feelings shared
    But it comes out sounding like The Same Old Story
    A fire that died a faded glory

    I found the key to your heart
    Hoping to unlock a part of you
    That could become a part of me
    But it was not to be
    It was not to be
    Not to be

    Pauline Trabert • Singer/Songwriter • paulinetrabert.com

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