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Probably!
03:58
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Probably --
Jo: I will probably love you forever
Both: We will probably keep it together
Oh, we made vows
Oh, but can words help us now?
John: I will probably stay entertaining
Both: We will probably laugh while it’s raining
Oh, true love is tough
Oh, have we got the right stuff?
CH: All the great songs leave no room for doubt
But I can only sing about probably to you now
I’ve learned the hard way that our ups and downs together
Make probably a more honest word than forever.
John: Well, we could keep this strictly romantic
Jo: But isn't that what sunk the Titanic
CH: All the great songs leave no room for doubt
But I can only sing about probably to you now
I’ve learned the hard way that our ups and downs together
Make probably a more honest word than forever.
Both: In the past, I was certain
And then down came the curtain
Left me broken and hurting
Oh, I swore never again
But I saw you and then
Held my breath, counted to 10
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I Would
03:23
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