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Billy Gilman ~ What's Forever For


-rafe vanhoy-

I've been looking at people
And how they change with the times
And lately all i've been seeing are people
Throwing love away and losing their minds

Or maybe it's me that's gone crazy
'cause i can't understand why
All these lovers keep hurting each other
When good people is so hard to come by

So what's the glory in living
Doesn't anybody ever stay together anymore
And if love never lasts forever
Then tell me what's forever for

I've been listening to people
And they say love is the key
And it's not my way to let them lead me astray
It's only that i want to believe

But i see love-hungry people
Trying their best to survive
While in their hands is a dying romance
And they're not even trying to keep it alive

So what's the glory in living
Doesn't anybody ever stay together anymore
And if love never lasts forever
Tell me what's forever for

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