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EVEN iF TOMORROW COMES


She's the love That I had hoped for The dream I had chased She's the wish I thought would never come true I know that I am blessed To have someone like her. I love her With all my heart And this will never change Even when tomorrow comes She's part of me, She's always in my heart, And never will she ever leave my heart. Even when tomorrow comes She'd still have that special place in my heart I enjoy the stillness and calm, Watching as she smiles and dreams; She brings me to stillness and peace, Like that of a slow flowing stream. A vow to myself I make, As she quietly sleeps away; To laugh with her To cry with her To fight with her To share the same breathe with her To love and always cherish her Even when tomorrow comes Days that once were stormy Are now the brightest blue. Times that once were lonely Are now filled with pleasure. Nights that once were cold Are now comforting and warm. I searched for her face, for the slightest sign, the slightest whisper. I drink in every word she speak and stare into her beautiful eyes. Each moment with her is breathtaking. Each moment with her is heartbreaking. Each moment spent with her Is full of testimony Even when tomorrow comes I'd still want to be with her But If tomorrow never comes will she know how much I loved her/did I try in every way to show her everyday that she's the best woman in my life? But if tomorrow comes, I want to care for her And love her beyond the limit of All limits Even when tomorrow comes My love for her will never change I will love her like there's no tomorrow, and if tomorrow comes, I will love her again.
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