If I Should Die Tonight
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If I Should Die Tonight
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If I should die tonight
Would you tell her that I loved her
She might never know
If I should be put to rest
Would you tell her that I thought of her
Each and every day
I got a little stoned and I got a little paranoid
Got into unwinding
This mortal coil
Who knows how
Who knows when
Who knows why
Who knows who
mmmmm
I meeting her tomorrow
'Round about the break of 'noon
Gonna tell her how I feel
Love is a good good thing in an un-good world
Oh oh mmmmm
But Who knows how
Who knows when
Who knows why
Who knows who
So If I should die tonight
Would you tell her that I loved her
Or, she might never know.
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