How Ever Much
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How Ever Much
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However much you say that nothing's changed for you
However much you say you love me now
I could be wrong and all you tell me could be true
But things are not the same with us somehow
However much you say she wasn't meant to last
And I'm the only one that you adore
However much I know with her it ended fast
I know there's something lost for us forever more
Oh why did this change have to be?
Oh why did you do this to me?
I was sure of your love
And suddenly you're a stranger to me
However much I know this happens everyday
And I'm a fool to go on thinking of
That short affair that you've forgotten yesterday
I'll always see your arms around another love.
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Françoise Hardy performs "How Ever Much", and this lyric page sits inside the Françoise Hardy catalog on LyroVerse.
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