My Only One

Album: A Curious Thing (2010)
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  • After all the mistakes have been and gone
    You're still standing here, standing strong
    And I forgive all the wrongs that you have ever done
    Cos' you're still the only one

    The apple of your mother's eye
    Your life it passed your father by
    I bet he wish he was there too
    So much grace and poise yeah you're always right on cue

    And there were times
    You know it's true
    When the whole world
    Was looking at you
    They changed their mind from day to night
    One minute you're wrong then the next thing you're right
    God rest your soul
    Keep standing tall my only one

    There's still a twinkle in your eye
    Even after we say goodbye
    You're always there in spirit and in mind
    I'll be with you until the end of time

    And there were times
    You know it's true
    When the whole world
    Was looking at you
    They changed their mind from day to night
    One minute you're wrong then the next thing you're right
    God rest your soul
    Keep standing tall my only one Writer/s: AMY ELIZABETH MACDONALD
    Publisher: Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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