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Artist/Band:
The Monkees
Lyrics for Song: That Was Then, This Is Now
Lyrics for Album: Music Box [2008]
You always say you like my style.
You say I'm tough and kind of wild.
Am I too much for you to tame?
I swear this time it's not a game.
I've known a lot of girls.
No, this I won't deny.
I'll give our love,
I'll give it more than a try.
That was then, (that was then) this is now.
Let me prove my love girl, I'll make you proud.
I never made (never made) this kind of vow.
That was then, this is now
I've led a thousand lives it seems.
And there's been a lot of broken dreams.
My mind's just swept love aside.
But you broke me down and put me wise.
I've doubted all compassion,
But you showed me the door.
I can't doubt it,
I don't doubt it no more.
That was then, (that was then) this is now.
Let me prove my love girl, I'll make you proud.
I never made (never made) this kind of vow.
That was then, this is now.
I've known a lot of girls.
No, this I won't deny.
I'll give our love,
I'll give it more than a try.
That was then, (that was then) this is now.
Let me prove my love girl, I'll make you proud.
I never made (never made) this kind of vow.
That was then, this is now.
That was then, this is now.
That was then, this is now.
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That Was Then, This Is Now
The Monkees' 'That Was Then, This Is Now' serves as a reflective song in their extensive discography, appearing on the 2008 compilation Music Box. This track captures the band's enduring ability to blend pop sensibilities with narrative songwriting, a hallmark of their career spanning decades. While the group is often associated with their 1960s television origins, this recording highlights their continued relevance and willingness to explore themes of change and memory. The song fits within a broader catalogue that ranges from upbeat novelty numbers to more introspective ballads, showcasing the versatility that defined their musical legacy. As part of a body of work that includes numerous hits and deep cuts, this piece offers listeners a moment to consider the passage of time through the lens of the band's established sound. |
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| Album Lyrics: Music Box [2008] |
 The Monkees
"Music Box [2008]"
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