I Swear

John Michael Montgomery

I see the questions in your eyes
I know what's weighing on your mind
But you can be sure I know my part
'Cause I'll stand beside you through the years

You'll only cry those happy tears
And though I'll make mistakes
I'll never break your heart

I swear
By the moon and stars in the sky
I'll be there
I swear

Like the shadow that's by your side
I'll be there
For better or worse
'Til death do us part

I'll love you with every beat of my heart
I swear

I'll give you everything I can
I'll build your dreams with these two hands
We'll hang some memories on the wall
And when there's silver in your hair

You won't have to ask if I still care
'Cause as time turns the page
My love won't age at all

I swear
By the moon and stars in the sky
I'll be there
I swear

Like the shadow that's by your side
I'll be there
For better or worse
'Til death do us part
I'll love you with every beat of my heart
I swear

I swear
By the moon and stars in the sky
I'll be there
I swear

Like the shadow that's by your side
I'll be there
For better or worse
'Til death do us part

I'll love you with every beat of my heart
I swear
I swear


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I Swear Lyrics as written by Frank Myers Gary Baker

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    I love John Michael. I think i want this to be my wedding song. It fits my story.

    Paigieon August 14, 2002   Link
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    i believe this song means that even if you don't feel the same way i do i'll still love you no matter what happens "I Swear"

    rodeo_cowgirlon April 09, 2005   Link
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    Ah-Maz-Ing. ♥

    GrrxRawrxMeowon July 13, 2007   Link

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