Once In A Lifetime

Album: Love, Pain, And The Whole Crazy Thing (2006)
Charted: 31
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  • Mmhmm, mmhmm

    I can see it in your eyes and feel it in your touch
    I know that you're scared, but you've never been this loved (mmhmm)
    It's a long shot, baby, I know it's true
    But if anyone can make it, I'm betting on me and you (mmhmm)
    Just keep on moving into me
    I know you're gonna see
    The best is yet to come

    And don't fear it now, we're going all the way
    Where that sun is shining on a brand new day
    It's a long way down, and it's a leap of faith
    But I'm never giving up
    'Cause I know we got a once in a lifetime love, oh-ooh

    Everybody's looking for what we've found
    Some wait their whole life and it never comes around, uh-huh
    So don't hold back now
    Just let go of all you've ever known
    You can put your hand in mine

    And don't fear it now, we're going all the way
    Where that sun is shining on a brand new day
    It's a long way down, and it's a leap of faith
    But I'm never giving up
    'Cause I know we got a once in a lifetime love

    I close my eyes, and I see you standing right there
    Saying, "I do," and they're throwing the rice in our hair
    Yeah, the first one's born and a brother comes along, and he's got your smile
    I'll be looking back on the life we had still by your side

    So don't fear it now, we're going all the way
    Where that sun is shining on a brand new day
    It's a long way down, and it's a leap of faith
    But I'm never giving up
    'Cause I know we got a once in a lifetime love

    Lifetime love
    Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh
    Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh Writer/s: John Shanks, Keith Urban
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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