I'm gonna hold on to the love I've got
In a hundred million years, I'll never stop
'Cause there's nothing in the world
That could keep me from loving you

Well, I'm living when I'm loving
And I'm loving every time I'm with you
Just like walking in the sunshine
Lord, you make me feel so fine

And as long as we're leaving
And loving the way we want to
I know I'm gonna be
The best loved woman alive

I'm gonna hold on to the love I've got
I couldn't care less if they like it or not
As long as you're satisfied
With the things I do

I'm gonna hold on to the love I've got
In a hundred million years, I'll never stop
'Cause there's nothing in the world
That could keep me from loving you

Thrills I feel, I know are real
When you touch me
And I wake up every morning
With your arms wrapped around me tight

And the feeling I feel
Is exactly the way it should be
'Cause the love we've got
Keeps growing every day and night

I'm gonna hold on to the love I've got
I couldn't care less if they like it or not
As long as you're satisfied
With the things I do

I'm gonna hold on to the love I've got
In a hundred million years, I'll never stop
'Cause there's nothing in the world
That could keep me from loving you

No, there's nothing in the world
That could keep me from loving you


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