Take it
If she gives you her heart don't you break it
Let your arms be a place she feels safe in
She's the best thing that you'll ever have

She always has trouble
Falling asleep
And she likes to cuddle
While under the sheets
She loves pop songs
And dancing, and bad trash TV
There's still a few other things
She loves love notes and babies
And likes giving gifts
Has a hard time accepting
A good compliment
And she loves her whole family
And all of her friends
So if you're the one she lets in

Take it
If she gives you her heart, don't you break it
Let your arms be a place she feels safe in
She's the best thing that you'll ever have
She'll love you, if you love her
On days when
It feels like the whole world might cave in
Stand side by side and you'll make it
She's the best thing that you'll ever have
She'll love you, if you love her like that

He wakes me each mornin' by kissin' my cheeks
And when I look a mess, says, "You're perfect to me"
He's more than my best friend, forever and then some
And I choose him over and over again

So take it
If she gives you her heart, don't you break it
Let your arms be a place she feels safe in
She's the best thing that you'll ever have
She'll love you, if you love her
On days when
It feels like the whole world might cave in
Stand side by side and you'll make it
She's the best thing that you'll ever have
She'll love you, if you love her like that

She'll love you if you love her like that
She'll love you, she'll love you, she' love you (She'll love you if you love her)
If you love her like that
Oh (oh) yeah
Oh yeah yeah yeah yeah (oh yeah)
She'll love you
She'll love you
She'll love you
She'll love you if you love her

On days when
It feels like the whole world might cave in
Stand side by side and you'll make it
She's the best thing that you'll ever have
She'll love you, if you love her like that


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If You Love Her Lyrics as written by Meghan Trainor Forest Blakk

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.

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