| My baby never was a cheating kind
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| But it wasn’t 'cause the ladies didn’t try
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| Now everywhere we go, we’re walking 'round and slow
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| Giving him a flutter and a sigh
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| Now I got him pass that redhead in Atlanta
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| Lord, I walked all over that black eyed Cajun Queen
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| But outside Amarillo, he found his thrill I tell you
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| Oh, I lost him to a jukebox and a pinball machine
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| Oh, Amarillo, what you want my baby for?
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| Oh, Amarillo, now I won’t come home no more
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| You don’t play the trick on me, hooked him in the first degree
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| While I could not recall which Dalian imported
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| By the wrecks of 50,000 on the pinball machine
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| If we only hadn’t stopped in there for coffee
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| If someone hadn’t played the window of the bug
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| He’d still be mine today but he heard those fiddles play
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| One look and then I knew this must be love
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| Oh, that pinball machine was in the corner
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| Well, he saw the lights and he had to hear 'em ring
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| And he never was the same after he won his first big game
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| Oh, I lost him to a jukebox and a pinball machine
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| Oh, Amarillo, what you want my baby for?
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| Oh, Amarillo, no I won’t come home no more
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| You don’t play the trick on me, hooked him in the first degree
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| While I could not recall which Dalian imported
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| By the wrecks of 50,000 on the pinball machine
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| Oh, Amarillo, what you want my baby for?
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| Oh, Amarillo, now I won’t come home no more
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| You don’t play the trick on me, hooked him in the first degree
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| While I could not recall which Dalian imported
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| By the wrecks of 50,000 on the pinball machine |