| Laurel Lynn, Laurel Lynn
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| Will I ever see your face again?
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| Laurel Lynn, Laurel Lynn
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| Will I ever see your face again?
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| I can’t say that I love you darlin'
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| But you cross my mind every now and then.
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| Baby I was drunk, wild and crazy
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| I didn’t mean them words I said
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| ?Cause I know you’re somewhere darlin'
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| Sleepin’in another man’s bed.
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| Laurel Lynn, Laurel Lynn,
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| Oh baby, let me apologize
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| I can’t say that I love you darlin'
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| But I wish that you were mine sometimes.
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| You don’t trust them politicians
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| You don’t trust the evenin’news
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| You don’t trust them t.v. |
| preachers
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| Tellin’you what you can and can’t do You don’t trust your downtown boyfriends
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| You don’t believe a word they say
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| But I woke up this morning, Laurel
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| Callin’out your name.
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| Laurel Lynn, Laurel Lynn
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| Will I ever see your face again?
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| Laurel Lynn, Laurel Lynn
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| Will I ever see your face again?
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| I can’t say that I love you darlin'
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| But you cross my mind every now and then.
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| Yeah I can’t say that I love you darlin'
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| But you cross my mind every now and then
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| Oh, Laurel Lynn. |