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Artist: Bonnie Owens
Canonical path: /bonnie-owens/how-many
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How Many
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How Many
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If all the girls you ever knew were standing here in front of you
I wonder how many there would be
If all the girls you ever kissed were put on paper in a list
I wonder how many there would be
You must've kissed a million for everywhere we go
You seem so well acquainted the way they smile and say hello
If I could count their broken hearts and add my own if we should part
I wonder how many there would be
[ piano - steel ]
You must've kissed a million...
I wonder just how many there would be
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