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What If
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What if she's pretty? What if she's grand?
What if you loved me only on the other hand?
What if there's music you've never heard
When you listen to her lips 'round the words?
Oh how time rolls along and changes its song.
Oh and once we were young, but, now that youth's gone,
I'll be on my way.
What if she dances bendin' her arms?
What if her curves remind you when we were charmed?
What if that starlight, for us now it's fadin' away,
Wraps around your love, and you hear it say,
Oh how time rolls along and changes its song.
Oh and once we were young, but, now that youth's gone,
I'll be on my way.
What if my high heels get caught in the stones,
And off on adventure we end up all alone?
What if your dark hair shines in the sun,
And catches the wandering eye of some wandering one?
Oh how time rolls along and changes its song.
Oh and once we were young, but, now that youth's gone,
I'll be on my way.
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Samantha Margret California
Samantha Margret writes music for the girl who wants to own her history, her body, and her feelings. Samantha likes big jewelry and every kind of fruit she’s ever tasted, and she’s a conscientious journaler. Her ballads tell stories about acceptance and showcase her soulful voice. Her pop songs are not afraid of a good time. She never writes the same song twice, and is always up for a giggle. ... more
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