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"Sooner or Later" is a track by Fleetwood Mac, from the album Time, released 9th October 1995. The track is 5:41 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Fleetwood Mac.
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I thought I'd let you go In my heart and in my mind And look towards the future Leaving the past behind Well maybe it's the season That season of the year Defying all my reason I just want you to be here I want you to be here Sooner or later Sooner or later I'll forget I want you to be here Sooner or later Sooner or later I'll forget And though it's not the first time I've thought of you this way The darkness of the winter Keeps my happiness at bay It's easy to forget you In the summer, in the light With the days of lazy laughter And sweet, sweet dreams in the night Sweet dreams in the night Sooner or later Sooner or later I'll forget Sweet dreams in the night Sooner or later Sooner or later I'll forget So all I really mean is When all is said and all is done It's all because of you babe That I'm the lucky one I am the lucky one Sooner or later Sooner or later I'll forget I am the lucky one Sooner or later Sooner or later I'll forget I am the lucky one Sooner or later Sooner or later I'll forget Yes, I am the lucky one Sooner or later Sooner or later I'll forget
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