| I love the way twirl your hair
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| Those overalls and flip flops you wear
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| They way you’d smile
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| Waiting in your drive
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| Hot sunday afternoons
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| You didn’t mind my rusty truck
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| Swinging by to pick you up
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| I missed your sweet face
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| It was six long days
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| Since I’d got to hang with you
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| And we’d throw two fly rods in the gunrack
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| Sweet tea biscuits on your lap
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| Sing to brown eyed girl my guitar in the barn bridge shade
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| We’re I’d number your freckles
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| And the times your fishing line tangled
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| And love on you in the meadow by round bales of hay
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| No, it ain’t hard to remember those good ol' lazy days
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| And we’d stop by Ernies General store
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| Got two maple walnut icecream cones
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| Funny how they always seem
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| To get on your nose
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| ?? |
| ride with me
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| I’d cuss the moon tryin to get you back
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| Grap all the gears while you just laughed
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| Cause it was twelve o’clock
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| Porch lights turned off
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| Yeah, and I was up the creek
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| Ain’t it funny how we never could sell that old pick up of mine
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| Baby grap the keys and get the jumper cables, cause it’s about time
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| No, it ain’t hard to remember
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| Baby do you remember
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| I think it’s time we remember
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| Those good ol' lazy days |