| You can have him
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| I hope you have fun
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| I guess wife number three
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| Could be the one
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| But it won’t be long
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| Till you won’t be new
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| And he’ll be at downtown
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| Trying to find someone
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| To make the mirror stop tellin' the truth
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| Old men, young women
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| Only work in the beginning
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| She’s the past in summer dress
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| He’s a ride in a red corvette
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| She’s a prize, he’s winning
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| She thinks it is what it isn’t
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| And neither one can change what’s missing
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| Old men, young women
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| Well, you say he’s so nice
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| He treats you so good
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| Well, he’s had enough damn practice
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| He sure as hell should
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| He knows what to buy you
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| And he knows what you say
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| And maybe it’s nobodies business
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| What you’re willing to trade
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| Old men, young women
|
| Only work in the beginning
|
| She’s the past in summer dress
|
| He’s a ride in a red corvette
|
| She’s a prize, he’s winning
|
| She thinks it is what it isn’t
|
| And neither one can change what’s missing
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| Old men, young women
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| You want the lights off
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| He wants the lights on
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| So you can pretend
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| That he can hold on
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| You want the lights off
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| So you can pretend
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| That he can hold on
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| Hold on, hold on
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| Old men, young women
|
| Only work in the beginning
|
| She’s the past in summer dress
|
| He’s a ride in a red corvette
|
| She’s a prize, he’s winning
|
| She thinks it is what it isn’t
|
| And neither one can change what’s missing
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| Old men, young women
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| Old men, young women |