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Alan Jackson ~ I Still Love You


i still love you The door still creaks, the roof still leaks When the rain comes fallindown The dog still barks at every car that comes around My boss at work, he’s still a jerk That ain’t nothing new I’m such a dope, my heart’s still broke ‘cause i still love you Chorus: My favorite picture of you is still on my windowsill You wrote to me don’t ever change And i’m afraid i never will When day is done the night still comes And i still toss and turn I still try to have some pride, While the bridge still burns My arms still ache, my heart still waits And i know there’s no use I’m still a fool and it’s so cruel ‘cause i still love you Chorus: My favorite picture of you is still on my windowsill You wrote to me don’t ever change And i’m afraid i never will The door still creaks, the roof still leaks But that ain’t nothing new Thanks for the call, i guess that’s all Except i still love you more free lyrics

i still love you

The door still creaks, the roof still leaks
When the rain comes fallindown
The dog still barks at every car that comes around
My boss at work, he’s still a jerk
That ain’t nothing new
I’m such a dope, my heart’s still broke
‘cause i still love you

Chorus:
My favorite picture of you is still on my windowsill
You wrote to me don’t ever change
And i’m afraid i never will
When day is done the night still comes
And i still toss and turn
I still try to have some pride,
While the bridge still burns
My arms still ache, my heart still waits
And i know there’s no use
I’m still a fool and it’s so cruel
‘cause i still love you

Chorus:
My favorite picture of you is still on my windowsill
You wrote to me don’t ever change
And i’m afraid i never will
The door still creaks, the roof still leaks
But that ain’t nothing new
Thanks for the call, i guess that’s all
Except i still love you

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