If Tomorrow Never Comes lyrics
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If Tomorrow Never Comes lyrics
Send "If Tomorrow Never Comes" Ringtone to your Cell
If tomorrow never comes
i keep my head up high
I love to think i can fly
When i loved you
I don`t want to let you go
I want to hold you tight
A kiss of tomorrow
Be with me tonight
Chorus:
If tomorrow never comes
If the sun forgets to shine
If the Stars depends on time
At least i knew you were mine
If tomorrow never comes
If the sun forgets to shine
If the Stars depends on time
At least i knew you were mine
I never felt this way before
I came just watching me
You`re my extacy
When i loved you
I`ll be everything you need
I`ll bring you paradise
So i`ll set you free
And be with you tonight
Chorus:
If tomorrow never comes
If the sun forgets to shine
If the Stars depends on time
At least i knew you were mine
If tomorrow never comes
If the sun forgets to shine
If the Stars depends on time
At least i knew you were mine
If tomorrow never comes
I know god will be still looking at us
And you`ll still be with me always
Always
Chorus:
If tomorrow never comes
If the sun forgets to shine
If the Stars depends on time
At least i knew you were mine
If tomorrow never comes
If the sun forgets to shine
If the Stars depends on time
At least i knew you were mine
If tomorrow never comes
If the sun forgets to shine
If the Stars depends on time
At least i knew you were mine Send " If Tomorrow Never Comes" Ringtone to your Cell
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