All I Know
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All I Know
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I love you so
And that's all I know
I love you
And that's all
That I know
I bruise you
You bruise me
We both bruise
Too easily
Too easily
To let it show
I love you
And that's all I know
All my plans
Have fallen through
All my plans
Depend on you
Depend on you
To help them grow
I love you
And that's
All I know
When the singer's gone
Let the song go on
It's a fine line between
The darkness and the dawn
They say
in the darkest night
There's a light beyond
But the ending
Always comes at last
Endings
Always come too fast
They come too fast
But they pass too slow
I love you
And that's all I know
I love you so
And that's all I know
I love you
And that's
All that I know
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Ray Conniff performs "All I Know", and this lyric page sits inside the Ray Conniff catalog on LyroVerse.
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