Will You Want Me Just As Much
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Will You Want Me Just As Much
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After you have known me better and the new wears off
Will you want me just as much as you do now
After I am your possession will the thrill be gone
Will you want me then as much as you do now
How long does forever mean to you
Does it mean you'll always love me or is it just a line you use
After I am yours completely will you change your mind
Will you want me just as much as you do now
[ steel - guitar ]
How long does forever mean to you...
Will you want me then as much as you do now
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