The question is why, why are we here?
To say our hello's and goodbye's and then disappear
This beautiful life, what is it for?
To learn how to master peace or master war

There's only one answer that matters
Even if your heart has been shattered
Whatever you want, whatever you are after
Love is still the answer
Love is still the answer

Love, love, love, love
Love, love, love

We all make mistakes, no, we're not perfect yet
Maybe God made us all from an accident
And the question that sits on everyone's lips
Is why should we pick ourselves up and start over again

There's only one answer that matters
Even if your heart has been shattered
Whatever you want, whatever you are after
Love is still the answer
Love is still the answer

Love, love, love, love
Love, love, love

The question I'll ask at the end of my days
Is what did I give and what will I take

There's only one answer that matters
Even if your heart and your dreams have been shattered
Whatever you want, whatever you are after
Love is still the answer
Love is still the answer

Love, love, love, love
Love, love, love
Love, love, love, love
Love, love, love, love
Love is still the answer


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Love Is Still The Answer Lyrics as written by Jason Thomas Mraz Daniel Dodd Wilson

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    how can you say jason mraz is clever? conor's emotion and the quivering of a voice that is on the edge of sorrow blow away any wannabe's version anyday.

    tiki_12on July 24, 2005   Link

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