That's What I'd Be Like Without You
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That's What I'd Be Like Without You
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just how much that you mean to me?
I'm sorry I took you for granted,
but without you I know how I'd be...
Imagine a day without sunshine
or a mountain not having a view.
And picture the Heavens not holding the stars.
That's what I'd be like without you.
It scares me to think I could lose you
by leaving you here all alone,
but if you ever fall out of love here,
I know how I'd be on my own...
Imagine a day without sunshine
or a mountain not having a view.
And picture the Heavens not holding the stars.
That's what I'd be like without you.
That's what I'd be like without you.
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