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Bon Jovi ~ Next 100 Years


Time ain't nothing but time It's a verse with no rhyme Man, it all comes down to you Change ain't nothing but change Just the faces and the names But you know we're gonna make it through I'll believe When you don't believe in anything Chorus: I'm gonna hold you 'til you hurt is gone Be the shoulder that you're leaning on I'll be standing here For the next 100 years I, when I think that I'm losing my mind It all comes back to you And you, you know that it's true After all we've been through There's nothing that I wouldn't do Stand by me And I would gladly give up everything Chorus If it all should end tonight I'll know it was worth the fight And we'll be standing here For the next 100 years Chorus If it all should end tonight I'll know it was worth the fight And we'll be standing here For the next 100 years Time ain't nothing but time It's a verse with no rhyme Man, it all comes down to you more free lyrics

Time ain't nothing but time
It's a verse with no rhyme
Man, it all comes down to you

Change ain't nothing but change
Just the faces and the names
But you know we're gonna make it through

I'll believe
When you don't believe in anything

Chorus:
I'm gonna hold you 'til you hurt is gone
Be the shoulder that you're leaning on
I'll be standing here
For the next 100 years

I, when I think that I'm losing my mind
It all comes back to you

And you, you know that it's true
After all we've been through
There's nothing that I wouldn't do

Stand by me
And I would gladly give up everything

Chorus

If it all should end tonight
I'll know it was worth the fight
And we'll be standing here
For the next 100 years

Chorus

If it all should end tonight
I'll know it was worth the fight
And we'll be standing here
For the next 100 years

Time ain't nothing but time
It's a verse with no rhyme
Man, it all comes down to you

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