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"I Do" is a single by Fleetwood Mac, from the album Time, released 9th October 1995. The track is 4:28 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Fleetwood Mac.
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Oh, my mind is made up about you Now and always Though the seasons come and they go Nothing will ever change Well, I took a little chance And I laid my heart down I thought you'd be the one Who would always stick around I took a little time Though I knew it would be That we had a date with destiny Well out of the darkness And out of the long black night You have given me heart, yes And you showed me the light And I do, I do I love you for what you are Well, this heart of mine I know it so well There are so many strange stories That I could tell Many's the time I went out on a limb You reached out for me, baby And you brought me back again A lot of stormy nights I've seen many a full moon, but darling This is love in the afternoon Well out of the darkness And out of the long black night You have given me heart, yes And you showed me the light And I do, I do I love you for what you are So out of the darkness And out of the long black night You have given me heart, yes And you showed me the light And I do, I do I love you for what you are Yes, I love you for what you are I love you for what you are I do love you for what you are Yes, I do love you for what you are I do love you for what you are Yes, I do love you for what you are I do...
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