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Horrible Woman
03:28
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I fell in love with a horrible woman
Fell in love with a horrible woman
Bottle of whiskey, bottle of wine
She stays drunk all the time
She is not a one-man woman
She is not a one-man woman
Loving her is such a sin
'Cause you never know where she's been
She's so very pretty
She won't wear her panties
She walks the streets at night
She won't treat me right
I won't ask dad for his advice
I won't ask mom, but she thinks it isn't right
Don't know what I'm gonna do
'Cause she likes women, too
I fell in love with a horrible woman
Fell in love with a horrible woman
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Now She Is Mine
02:15
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She asks so little of you
But you never took the time
To show her that you love her
And now she is mine
You practiced a selfish kind of love
That never let her be
You never bothered to listen
You didn't hear her plea
And when you're all alone
Think of love you'll miss
I give a smile each morning
End each day with a kiss
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Dancing With Jennie
02:28
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I love country music
And I love the country beat
But when I'm dancing with my Jennie
She keeps stepping on my feet
I took her to the tavern
Just to have a dance or two
But when the night was over
My feet were black and blue
I love country music
And I love to sing & shout (dance and shout!)
But after dancing with my Jennie
I have to sit the next one out
I have an answer to my problem
Yes, I know just what I'll do
When I'm dancing with my Jennie
I'll wear my steel-toed shoes
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Plastic People
03:42
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I see plastic people
They can't hide
Inside their plastic towers
It's they who decide
Eating & drinking & rarely thinking
About the judgments they make
Shattered, battered abuse of power
The lives that they break
I see faceless people
Crying out
At the hands of their persecutors
Their lives are devoured
Meetings & beatings, yet believing
The future looks bright ahead
Handed & branded by their masters
Until their dying breath
I see plastic people...
A man of fortune watches in sorrow
As his world fades away
For him, no tomorrow
There's only sorrow
No tomorrow
There's only sorrow
I see plastic people
They can't hide
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Smiling Eyes
03:24
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She looks at me with her smiling eyes
But looks to see they're telling lies
How can she sleep at night?
I don't know why she just won't say it
It hurts my pride, this game she's playing
I should just walk away
I'll just go on pretending that nothing's wrong
Looks like a love unending didn't last too long
Another one would put her in her place
But I'll go on with my happy face
It feels like such a waste
And it hurts so bad
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Dale Wicks Grand Rapids, Michigan
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