| You walked in with that grin, as if proud of the job you did
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| Hiding that southern accent, but I know a 'good-ole' boy' when I see him
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| You sat next to me, tight jeans, and suggest I pour another drink, «no chase,
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| just straight»
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| And just like that it didn’t feel so late
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| You said you noticed me before, so to hide my grin, I drank some more,
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| and used that excuse to move close in on you
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| Oh oh oh, ain’t it somethin'? |
| You so lovely, you’re oh so lovely
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| Ooh ooh ooh, I feel your heart beat, there’s no denying
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| You know, life is hard and dark and heavy, but it don’t have to feel so empty
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| We get up to his room, wishing secretly, it was just us two
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| I wish he’d go back to bed, but then it’s one more hit, and we’re all spent
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| I’m not sure if I’m awake, when I feel your arms around my waist
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| But I smile just the same, I never want to leave this state
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| But some point in that blissful place, I’m woken by the worst headache
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| Just to realize you’re gone, now how do I just move on?
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| Oh oh oh, ain’t it somethin'? |
| You so lovely, you’re oh so lovely
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| Ooh ooh ooh, I feel your heart beat, there’s no denying
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| You know, life is hard and dark and heavy, but it don’t have to feel so empty
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| And you don’t even have to try, just one look in those big gray eyes,
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| and I’m lost for days
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| Will I see you again? |
| No, this can’t be all we had
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| You walked in with that grin, as if proud of the job you did
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| Hiding that southern accent, hm
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| Oh oh oh, ain’t it somethin'? |
| You so lovely, you’re oh so lovely
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| Ooh ooh ooh, I feel your heart beat, there’s no denying
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| You know, life is hard and dark and heavy, but it don’t have to feel so empty |