| With jeans and cowboy boots
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| We looked at the girls inside the bar
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| I'll pick you up at nine if you want
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| A car someone will give me
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| A car someone will give me.
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| A three-seven in the evening is not bad
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| With the bikes parked outside the bar
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| Every now and then we go to some funeral
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| Until someone gets married
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| Until someone gets married.
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| And the moons that passed in that bar
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| Between the billiard cues and the desire for the city
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| With life with life that is not right
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| And the moons that withered in that bar
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| Between the pool cues and the runs down town
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| With life with life that is not right
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| Sundays at four in the disco
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| You almost always end up punching in the face
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| And my father has another wrinkle on his forehead
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| He certainly went hunting this morning
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| He certainly went hunting this morning.
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| To the girls walking up and down
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| Sooner or later someone will whistle
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| Look at the one with the blue pants
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| She's nice and they told me she fits
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| She's nice and they told me she fits.
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| And the moons that passed in that bar
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| Between the billiard cues and the desire for the city
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| With life with life that is not right
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| With life with life that is wrong that is not right
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| And life, life, life, life
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| And this is provincial life here. |