| He’s a jeans an' tee-shirt guy.
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| Doesn’t own a suit an' tie.
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| He don’t impress my Dad…
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| He ain’t all that bad.
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| He’s the kind that’s hard to catch,
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| Lives his life out on the edge.
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| Yeah, he’s a little bit wild,
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| But he knows how to make me smile.
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| I can live with that;
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| Spend my whole life with him.
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| If I only ever get one chance,
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| Well, I guess you better count me in.
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| Say I never make ninety-nine,
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| Tell me that the world is flat.
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| Just as long as that man is mine,
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| Hey, I can live with that.
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| A little house, a piece of ground;
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| A two room flat right down town.
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| Hey, I don;'t care,
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| I’ll go anywhere.
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| Indianna to LA,
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| Oklahoma’d be ok.
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| Wherever he might be,
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| Hey, that’ll work for me.
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| I can live with that;
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| Spend my whole life with him.
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| If I only ever get one chance,
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| Well, I guess you better count me in.
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| Say I never make ninety-nine,
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| Tell me that the world is flat.
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| Just as long as that man is mine,
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| Hey, I can live with that.
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| He’s my destiny, the only love I’ll ever need.
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| You know I’ll be satisfied, oh, till the day I die. |
| I can live with that;
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| Spend my whole life with him.
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| If I only ever get one chance,
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| Well, I guess you better count me in.
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| Say I never make ninety-nine,
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| Tell me that the world is flat.
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| Just as long as that man is mine,
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| Hey, I can live with that.
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| (Oh, oh, yeah.)
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| (She can live with that;)
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| (Spend her whole life with him.)
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| Oh I can live with that.
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| (She can spoend her life with him.)
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| Oh, I can live with that.
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| (She can live with that;)
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| (Spend her whole life with him.) |