A Hundred Years From Now
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A Hundred Years From Now
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Well a hundred years from now I won't be crying
A hundred years from now I won't be blue
And my heart will have forgotten that
she broke every vow
I won't care a hundred years from now
Oh, it seems like only yesterday you told me
You couldn't live without my love somehow
Now that you're with another it breaks
my heart somehow
I won't care a hundred years from now
Now do you recall the night sweetheart
you promised
Another's kiss you never would allow
That's all in the past dear
it didn't seem to last
I won't care a hundred years from now
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