Willingly
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Willingly
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[ Jeannie ]
Willingly I fell in love with you
[ Jack ]
Willingly I learned to love you too
[ Both ]
Though we both knew that it was wrong to someone else we both belong
We fell in love willingly
[ Jeannie ]
Willingly I fell although I knew
[ Jack ]
Sweetheart I knew the same as you
[ Both ]
So if it's fate for us to wait until our love can be then we'll wait willingly
I love you I love you too I want you and I want you too
But if it's fate for us to wait until our love can be then we'll wait willingly
[ guitar ]
But if it's fate for us to wait until our love can be then we'll wait willingly
Yes we'll wait willingly
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