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Faith Hill ~ Just About Now


Just about now I'd be watching you wake up Feeling my heart beat with yours Just about now Is when we would make love Like all of the mornings before But I know it don't help to turn the clock back 'Cause I'm not gonna make it 'Til I face this fact This is not about trying to go back in time This is not about where I'll be a year down the line It's just moment to moment Surviving somehow This is not about then This is just about now Just about now You'd pull in the driveway And I'd be there waving hello Run to my arms You'd kiss me and hold me As if you'd never let go And it's just about now when the tears start to fall I wonder if I'm gonna make it at all This is not about trying to go back in time This is not about where I'll be a year down the line It's just moment to moment Surviving somehow This is not about then This is just about now It's just moment to moment Surviving somehow This is not about then This is just about now more free lyrics

Just about now
I'd be watching you wake up
Feeling my heart beat with yours
Just about now
Is when we would make love
Like all of the mornings before
But I know it don't help to turn the clock back
'Cause I'm not gonna make it
'Til I face this fact

This is not about trying to go back in time
This is not about where I'll be a year down the line
It's just moment to moment
Surviving somehow
This is not about then
This is just about now

Just about now
You'd pull in the driveway
And I'd be there waving hello
Run to my arms
You'd kiss me and hold me
As if you'd never let go
And it's just about now when the tears start to fall
I wonder if I'm gonna make it at all

This is not about trying to go back in time
This is not about where I'll be a year down the line
It's just moment to moment
Surviving somehow
This is not about then
This is just about now

It's just moment to moment
Surviving somehow
This is not about then
This is just about now

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