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Celine Dion ~ Rain, Tax (It's Inevitable)


I didn't know there was a plan Somewhere a perfect man I don't believe in the stars You smiled at my pretence As you broke down my defenses Just want to be where you are Love ain't like fashion The look remains the same I'll wear your heart forever 'Cause some things never change Chorus Like rain, tax After lightening the thunder cracks Sooner or later t had to come through Like rain, tax Weeds grow up through the pavement cracks You see what I want What I want is you Through that life was logical Love was a miracle That happened to someone else, not me Baby I musta said a little prayer Suddenly I looked up, you were there And the rest is history I don't want to be an island anymore Just resign yourself 'Cause there's one thing for sure Chorus It had to be you,it had to be you Say you'll be here forever You and me here together When will you see what I want What I what is you Chorus more free lyrics

I didn't know there was a plan
Somewhere a perfect man
I don't believe in the stars
You smiled at my pretence
As you broke down my defenses
Just want to be where you are

Love ain't like fashion
The look remains the same
I'll wear your heart forever
'Cause some things never change

Chorus
Like rain, tax
After lightening the thunder cracks
Sooner or later t had to come through
Like rain, tax
Weeds grow up through the pavement cracks
You see what I want
What I want is you

Through that life was logical
Love was a miracle
That happened to someone else, not me
Baby I musta said a little prayer
Suddenly I looked up, you were there
And the rest is history
I don't want to be an island anymore
Just resign yourself
'Cause there's one thing for sure

Chorus

It had to be you,it had to be you
Say you'll be here forever
You and me here together
When will you see what I want
What I what is you

Chorus

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