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Don Williams – Another Place, Another Time

Released on arch 12, 1988, this iconic song, was part of the album "Traces," released in 1988. The song achieved great success, reaching #5 on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles chart.

Don Williams – Another Place, Another Time

Don Williams - Another Place, Another Time
Cover LP Don Williams Capitol 1988
Don Williams’ «Another Place, Another Time» is a timeless classic that has captured the hearts of country music fans for decades. Released on arch 12, 1988, this iconic song was written by Paul Harrison and Bob McDill. produced by Don Williams himself, along with Garth Fundis, and was part of the album «Traces,» released in 1988. The song achieved great success, reaching #5 on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles chart.

The Story Behind the Song

The song «Another Place, Another Time» narrates the tale of a person who is reminiscing about a past love. The lyrics beautifully convey the bittersweet emotions of longing and nostalgia, as the protagonist reflects on a love that was lost. The evocative storytelling and Don Williams’ soulful delivery make this song a poignant journey through love and memory.




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About Don Williams

Don Williams, often referred to as the «Gentle Giant» of country music, was known for his warm baritone voice and relatable storytelling. Throughout his career, he crafted an enduring legacy with his distinctive sound and heartfelt lyrics. His music continues to resonate with audiences across generations, solidifying his place as a true icon of the genre.

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Don Williams – Another Place, Another Time lyrics

Oh, its late I know I should be leaving
We’ve both got someone waiting, we’ll have to go
And it’s so strange to think that I’ve just met you.
I almost wish I had met you long ago
And in your eyes I see a certain look
And that same look must be in mine
And who knows just what we might have been,
Another place another time
I’ll admit in time that I’ll forget you
‘Cause the truth is I still love her after all
But even though we knew it couldn’t happen
For a moment we felt something, Oh, so strong
And in your eyes I see a certain look
And that same look must be in mine
And who knows just what we might have been,
Another place another time
And who knows just what we might have been,
Another place another time…

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Single Don Williams Capitol 1987
Single Don Williams Capitol 1987

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