Alan's Song
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Alan's Song
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Just for the start, I dont even know your name
I’m a country boy, from down the states
Where I come from, there’s tall tall trees
I remember when, I was a kid
An old man told me, here in the real world
You better gone country and be something more
Son, you gotta living on love
Get your car and drive
Go to dallas, chattahoochee at summertime
Have good times and never forget
It's five o’clock somewere
There’s no summertime blues, for who knows how to live
I'm a small town southerman in fancy jeans
Wow! Look’s like love got a hold on you
Go ahead and chase that neon rainbow
It’s a little bitty road for you ahead
Someday you’ll remember what this old man sad!
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André Sodré performs "Alan's Song", and this lyric page sits inside the André Sodré catalog on LyroVerse.
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