If you were mine I'd treat you right
I would be there for you, always take care of you
I'd give you the world if I was your girl
Baby, I swear I'll always be there
Will you be mine?

My dad said, "You can play me for my heart," yeah
'Cause I never thought that I would fall so far
But ever since the first time you caught my eye

What I'd give be your wife
You're on my mind
In a matter of time
You'll be mine

If you were mine I'd treat you right
I would be there for you, always take care of you
I'd give you the world if I was your girl
Baby, I swear I'll always be there
Will you be mine?

If I could close my eyes and make a wish
If the only thing worth asking for is just one kiss
'Cause I thought about it the since the day you walked in my life

There's no way to deny
How I'm feeling inside
'Cause in a matter of time
You'll be mine

If you were mine I'd treat you right
I would be there for you, always take care of you
I'd give you the world if I was your girl
Baby, I swear I'll always be there
Will you be mine?

I told myself a thousand times, 'It's destiny for you and me'
'Cause when I close my eyes your face is all I see
I just can't help myself, I want you and baby no one else

In a matter of time
You'll be mine
I'd give the world
If you were mine

If you were mine I'd treat you right
I would be there for you, always take care of you
I'd give you the world if I was your girl
Baby, I swear I'll always be there
Will you be mine?

If you were mine I'd treat you right
I would be there for you, always take care of you
I'd give you the world if I was your girl
Baby, I swear I'll always be there
Will you be mine?


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