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Faith Hill ~ I Think I Will


I think I will What would you say if I said something strange to make a difference And how you feel What would you do if I did something out of the blue To make the world a better place Oh I think I will Gonna change for a break Gonna take your heart and make it mine this time Oh I, I think I will I'm gonna run til I find another way to make you mine in time Oh I, I think I will (I think I will) What would you give if I give you everything And that's for nothing How would you feel What would you think if I thought about doing something good Yeah just to make you smile Oh I think I will Taking it slow Putting a right goal More like no other think I will ?? Oh how positive I think I will more free lyrics

I think I will

What would you say if I said something strange to make a difference
And how you feel
What would you do if I did something out of the blue
To make the world a better place
Oh I think I will

Gonna change for a break
Gonna take your heart and make it mine this time
Oh I, I think I will
I'm gonna run til I find another way to make you mine in time
Oh I, I think I will
(I think I will)

What would you give if I give you everything
And that's for nothing
How would you feel
What would you think if I thought about doing something good
Yeah just to make you smile
Oh I think I will

Taking it slow
Putting a right goal
More like no other think I will
??
Oh how positive
I think I will

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