I know that we've been together
6 months to the day
And I can see you've been trying so hard
To make it perfect in every way (She's such a good, good
girl)
All those little special things
You try to do for me
They don't always seem to turn out
Turn out the way they're supposed to be

Like when you, you burned up my dinner
Or when she put that big old dent in your car
So won't you please, please stop your crying?
You know I love you just the way that you are

I said, it won't matter, no it won't
It won't matter, don't you know it don't?
I'll always love you, so it won't matter, matter at all

I know you always stay so busy
Making this house a home (She makes a beautiful home)
And just when you think that you're finished
There's always more to be done
I got you buried in piles of my laundry
So heavy, they could break your back (That girl crazy)
So we can let it slide when a few things
Fall between the cracks

Like when you, you forgot my birthday (Uh huh, uh huh)
And put that big old tear in your La-Z-Boy
You know that that's never ever gonna hurt us
You know you'll always be my pride and joy

So you know that it won't matter, no it don't
It won't matter
I said that I'll always love you, so it won't matter, matter at all

I said, yeah yeah yeah, it won't matter
I said, it won't matter, don't you know it won't matter?
And I'll always love you, so it won't matter, matter at all
No no no

It won't matter, I love you, woman
Said it won't matter, Lord, have mercy
I'll always love you, so it won't matter


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