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Artist: Abigail Lapell
Canonical path: /abigail-lapell/diamond-girl
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Diamond Girl
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Diamond Girl
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Snow in the winter
Mud in the spring
Who's gonna be your lady?
Who's gonna ride passenger side?
Who's gonna call you baby?
One in the summer
Two in the fall
Three on a desert island
Little too old and a little too cold
Last one wearing a diamond
Oh, it's dirt in the winter
Dirt in the spring and
Who's gonna be your honey?
Who's gonna wear your diamond ring?
Who's gonna spend your money?
Well I don't wanna be your diamond girl now
I don't wanna be your lady
I don't wanna ride passenger side
I don't wanna call you baby
Snow in the winter
Mud in the spring
And I don't wanna wear your diamond ring
I don't wanna spend your money
I don't wanna call you honey
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