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Alan Jackson ~ Buicks to the moon


How long will I love you I dont really know I'd like to think forever Is how far we could go So let me paint a pictrue Of how its gonna be The day you dont mean everything to me When a nickels worth a dollar And gold aint work a dime When they build a ship On waters that will take back in time When the stars have All been counted And I stop lovin you Honey, they'll be drivin buicks to the moon Now you dont have to worry About what comes to pass This old world may wear out But my loves gonna last If they ever build that highway to the moon I'll just find somethin else to promise you When a nickels worth a dollar And gold aint work a dime When they build a ship On waters that will take back in time When the stars have All been counted And I stop lovin you Honey, they'll be drivin buicks to the moon Oh when the stars have all been counted And I stop lovin you Honey, they'll be driven Buicks to the moon more free lyrics

How long will I love you
I dont really know
I'd like to think forever
Is how far we could go
So let me paint a pictrue
Of how its gonna be
The day you dont mean
everything to me

When a nickels worth a dollar
And gold aint work a dime
When they build a ship
On waters that will take back in time
When the stars have
All been counted
And I stop lovin you
Honey, they'll be drivin buicks to the moon

Now you dont have to worry
About what comes to pass
This old world may wear out
But my loves gonna last
If they ever build that highway to the moon
I'll just find somethin else to promise you

When a nickels worth a dollar
And gold aint work a dime
When they build a ship
On waters that will take back in time
When the stars have
All been counted
And I stop lovin you
Honey, they'll be drivin buicks to the moon

Oh when the stars have all been counted
And I stop lovin you
Honey, they'll be driven
Buicks to the moon

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