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we've only just begun is a single released in 1970 by the american sibling duo the carpenters Poetic in its simplicity and rich with sentiment, the song is a heartfelt symphony that speaks to the the optimistic spirit of a life journey embarked upon with love as the guiding light. Music video by the carpenters performing we've only just begun
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(c) 1970 universal music group The carpenters' we've only just begun became the wedding song for a generation, but it was first commissioned for a bank ad. We've only just begun lyrics
We've only just begun to live / white lace and promises / a kiss for luck and we're on our way / we've only begun / before the rising sun, we fly / so many roads to.
We've only just begun to live white lace and promises a kiss for luck and we're on our way we've only begun before the rising sun we fly so many roads to choose we start out walking and learn to run and yes, we've just begun sharing horizons that are new to us watching the signs along the way talking it over just the two of us working together. About we've only just begun we've only just begun is a hit single by the carpenters written by roger nichols (music) and paul williams (lyrics) 405 on rolling stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest songs of all time, it is frequently used as a wedding song.
