Days Gone By (Auld Lang Syne)

Days Gone By (Auld Lang Syne) is a traditional Scottish poem written by Robert Burns in 1788 set to the tune of a traditional folk song, traditionally associated with the holiday of New Year's Eve. The Apple family's version serves as the ninth track on the album It's a Pony Kind of Christmas.
==Lyrics==
:[Applejack]
::When family cannot be here
::Havin' journeyed far and wide
::We sing a song to honor them
::To remember days gone by
:[Applejack and Apple Bloom]
::So take your cup and raise it high
::Just as surely I'll do mine
::And laugh we will at stories told
::As we smile at days gone by
::As we smile at days gone by
:[Applejack, Apple Bloom, and Granny Smith]
::For family not here, my dears
::Havin' journeyed far and wide
::For loyalty and kindness both
::We smile at days gone by
:[Choir]
::[vocalizing]
:[Applejack]
::Our paths will cross again one day
::In time to reunite
::For family is always near
::Even when the seas are wide
:[Applejack and Apple Bloom]
::So take your cup and raise it high
::Just as surely I'll do mine
::And make a toast for family
::And the tales of days gone by
:[All]
::For family not here, my dears
::Havin' journeyed far and wide
::For loyalty and kindness both
::Take joy at days gone by
::For loyalty and kindness both
::We smile at days gone by
==See also==
*Auld Lang Syne on Wikipedia
==References==