Don Williams - I Believe In You Lyrics
I BELIEVE IN YOU (Roger Cook/Sam Hogin) DON WILLIAMS - 1980I don't believe in superstarsorganic food and foreign carsI don't believe the price of goldthe certainty of growing oldthat right is right and left is wrongthat north and south can't get alongthat east is east and west is westand being first is always best.But I believe in love, I believe in babiesI believe in mom and dad, and I believe in you.Well I don't believe that heaven waitsfor only those who congregateI like to think of God as loveHe's down below, He's up aboveHe's watching people everywhereHe knows who dies and doesn't careand I'm an ordinary mansometimes I wonder who I am.But I believe in love, I believe in musicI believe in magic, and I believe in you.I know with all my certainty what's goin'with you and me is a good thingit's true, I believe in you.I don't believe virginity isas common as it used to bein working days and sleeping nightsthat black is black and white is whitethat Superman and Robin Hoodare still alive in Hollywoodthat gasoline's in short supplythe rising cost of getting by.But I believe in love, I believe in old folksI believe in children, I believe in you.I believe in love, I believe in babiesI believe in mom and dad, and I believe in you.(C) Cook House Music/BMI_._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._ Fermin Torres Villegas Union de Universidades de America Latina Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico E-mail: fermintv@servidor.unam.mx Tel. (52-5) 622-05-62 _._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._
