When winter comes in summer
When there's no more forever
Yeah, that's when I'll stop loving you

That's when I'll stop loving you
I'm sure you've heard these words before
And I know it's hard for you to trust them once more
You're afraid it all might end
And a broken heart is scared of breaking again
But you've gotta believe me, I'll never leave you
You'll never cry long as I am there
And I will always be there
You will never be without love

When winter comes in summer
When there's no more forever
When lies become the truth
Oh, you know then baby
That's when I'll stop loving
That's when I'll stop loving you
That's when I'll stop loving you, yeah

As long as sunlight lights the sky
Light of love will be found in these eyes of mine (these eyes of mine)
And I will shine that light for you
You're the only one I'll ever give this heart to
What I'm trying to say is, nothing will change this (to say)
There'll be no time you won't find me there (find me there)
'Cause I will always be there
You will always have all my love

When winter comes in summer
When there's no more forever (yeah)
When lies become the truth (oh)
Well, you know then, baby
That's when I'll stop loving
That's when I'll stop loving you
That's when I'll stop loving you

And when this world doesn't turn anymore
When the stars all decide to stop shining
'Til then, I'm gonna to be by your side
I'm gonna be loving you forever
Every day of my life, oh yeah, yeah (baby)

Well, you know then, baby
That's when I'll stop loving
That's when I'll stop loving
That's when I'll stop loving you

When winter comes in summer
When there's no more forever
When lies become the truth (when lies become the truth, yeah)
Well, you know then, baby
That's when I'll stop loving (that's when I'll stop loving)
That's when I'll stop loving you

When winter comes in summer (yeah)
When there's no more forever
When lies become the truth
That's when I'll stop loving (well, you know then, baby)
That's when I'll stop loving you

That's when I'll stop, babe
I'll stop, babe
Loving you


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    there were a few wrong lyrics, other than that great job to the poster =) nysnc fo'evuhh.

    CUPCAKExninjaon April 27, 2008   Link

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