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Bonnie Tyler ~ Years May Come


(howard houston)
Producer for bonnie: howard houston

Heartaches and so much pain
Cry out to you in vain
I'll keep my promises, oh darling
Don't let this sweet love die
So many reasons why
I'll keep my promises oh darling, oh yeah
I'll wait for you my sweet love

*years may come
And years may go
Still there's one thing that i know
That my heart is only beating
Just for you, darling
Only a fool would let you go
I will always love you so
For my heart is only waiting just for you

Time passes by so slow
With every hour i know
I'll keep my promises, sweet darling
The stories that you hear
Jealous words have no fear

I'll keep my promises, sweet darling, oh, oh
I adore you my, sweet love

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