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Brooks & Dunn ~ Till My Dyin' Day


(Kix Brooks/Paul Nelson) Sometimes I think about how lucky I am To live where I do, to be what I can And to know that you're mine when I'm holding you close And to never forget What matters the most I'm gonna run with the wind behind me Have fun when the sun is shining Stop when the world reminds me Got to take the time to pray Chorus Fight for the right to be free Smile at what my children might be Live with you beside me Oh, till my dyin' day As long as we are here, you know I'll always be there If we're down to nothing we've still, sill got so much to share I know I've been givin' way more than I deserve I'm gonna live every day like it was my last Baby, I'll always put you first Repeat Chorus I'm gonna walk on the road less traveled Yeah, sit tall in the saddle Know when I pick my battles Not to be afraid Fight for the right to be free Smile at what my children might be And live with you beside me Till my dyin' day Repeat Chorus more free lyrics

(Kix Brooks/Paul Nelson)

Sometimes I think about how lucky I am
To live where I do, to be what I can
And to know that you're mine when I'm holding you close
And to never forget
What matters the most
I'm gonna run with the wind behind me
Have fun when the sun is shining
Stop when the world reminds me
Got to take the time to pray

Chorus
Fight for the right to be free
Smile at what my children might be
Live with you beside me
Oh, till my dyin' day

As long as we are here, you know I'll always be there
If we're down to nothing we've still, sill got so much to share
I know I've been givin' way more than I deserve
I'm gonna live every day like it was my last
Baby, I'll always put you first

Repeat Chorus

I'm gonna walk on the road less traveled
Yeah, sit tall in the saddle
Know when I pick my battles
Not to be afraid

Fight for the right to be free
Smile at what my children might be
And live with you beside me
Till my dyin' day

Repeat Chorus

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