After You
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After You
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So September follows August I don't mind so three and four and five come after two
Will anything mean anything do I care what tomorrow brings
I only wonder what comes after you
After you when someone smiles at me I'll wonder what's the price
After you I'll be suspecious of anything that's nice
I don't know that I'll get over you but if I ever do
I'll never love this much again not after you
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Loving you it was just too good to last forever
So the world could end tomorrow I won't care
After you when someone tells me there's no heaven on this earth
I can say that I know better I've been there
After you when someone smiles...
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Hank Williams Jr. performs "After You", and this lyric page sits inside the Hank Williams Jr. catalog on LyroVerse.
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