Damn, do I Think About You
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Damn, do I Think About You
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I don't care about politics
I don't care what car I drive
When I walk by those fancy stores
I don't wonder what's inside
I don't care much about money
Or if I'll be a millionaire
When I’m talking to Jesus
I don't wonder if he's there
I don't care much if win or lose
I don't worry where I'm headed to
But damn, do I think about you
I don't give much thought to
Where I lay my head at night
I’m just driving down this highway
Trying to shine a little light
The way you shine a little light
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Steve Moakler performs "Damn, do I Think About You", and this lyric page sits inside the Steve Moakler catalog on LyroVerse.
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