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Forever and ever

Randy Travis is a terrific singer and this is an old favourite.
Forever and ever, Amen You may think that I'm talking foolish You've heard that I'm wild & I'm free You may wonder how I can promise you now This love that I'm feeling for you always will be You're not just time that I'm killing I'm no longer one of those guys As sure as I live this love that I give Is gonna be yours until the day that I die -- Oh baby Chorus: I'm gonna love you forever, forever & ever amen As long as old men sit & talk about the weather As long as old women sit & talk about old men If you wonder how long I'll be faithfull I'll be happy to tell you again I'm gonna love you forever & ever, forever & ever Amen They say that time takes it's toll on a body Makes the young girls brown hair turn grey But honey, I don't care, I ain't in love with your hair And if it all fell out well I'd love you anyway They say time can play tricks on a memory Make people forget things they knew But it's easy to see it's happening to me I've already forgotten every woman but you --- Oh darlin' I'm gonna love you forever, forever & ever amen As long as old men sit & talk about the weather As long as old women sit & talk about old men If you wonder how long I'll be faithfull I'll be happy to tell you again I'm gonna love you forever & ever, forever & ever Amen Just listen to how this song ends I'm gonna love you forever & ever forever & ever Forever & ever Forever & ever Amen

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