Celine Dion -- No Living Without Loving You

If you ever leave me 
Life will go on 
Stars will still be 
Bright as diamonds in the sky now 
Even if you said goodbye now 
Oh the clock wouldn't stop no 
That sun would keep shinning down 
If you weren't here with me 
This world would still be spinnin' 'round 
But baby there would be
Just no living without loving you 
How could I ever survive 
Just no living without loving you 
It would be like living without being alive without you
If you ever walk out this door 
What would I have left to live for 
What would there be left to do now 
What would I be without you now 
Oh, the clock wouldn't stop, no 
Each day would go on just the same 
There would still be air to breath 
It wouldn't stop the sun and rain 
But baby there would be
Just no living without loving you 
How could I ever survive 
Just no living without loving you 
It would be like living without being alive without you
That sun would still keep shinning down 
If you weren't here with me 
That world would still be spinnin' 'round 
But you know I would have nothing 
Won't have no life if I don't have your loving 
If I don't have you with me
Just no living without loving you 
How could I ever survive 
Just no living without loving you 
It would be like living without being alive without you

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