Something To Think About
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Something To Think About
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You're wondering just what I'll do now that it's over and done
Well that's something to think about and I've already begun
I suppose that I'll find a way people usually do
But it's something to think about I'll be lost without you
One thing I would have you do please consider the dawn
The dawn of your lonely years when youth and beauty are gone
And when you can no longer have any sweetheart you choose
Here is something to think about I'll still be thinking of you
One thing I would have you do...
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Willie Nelson performs "Something To Think About", and this lyric page sits inside the Willie Nelson catalog on LyroVerse.
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