“Yeah there ain't nothing not affected
When two hearts get connected.
All that is, will be, or ever was.
Every single choice we make,
Every breath we get to take,
Is all because two people fell in love.”

— Brad Paisley

Two People Fell in Love, written by Brad Paisley, Kelley Lovelace, and Tim Owens.
Song lyrics, Part II (2001)

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American country music singer 1972

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