For Better Or For Worse
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For Better Or For Worse
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The wedding bells have barely stopped their ringing
But already all your love for me is gone
On the day that we were wed well I guess we should have said
For better or for worse but not for long
Now my dream of love has turned into a nightmare
For you say that in your life I don't belong
You said your vows I said mine but we both left out one line
For better or for worse but not for long
[ steel ]
All the lifetime that we planned has been a short one
And the love that couldn't die did not live long
I wanted you eternaly but you only wanted me
For better or for worse but not for long for better or for worse but not for long
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Connie Smith performs "For Better Or For Worse", and this lyric page sits inside the Connie Smith catalog on LyroVerse.
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