Country Song
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Country Song
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I didn't know that losing her would be so hard to take
I never thought her memory would be so hard to shake
Or that just one little flash of her could make my day go wrong
Kinda makes me wanna sing a country song
A country song loud and clear with lots of crying in the beer
A country song loud and clear with lots of crying in the beer
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It's hard to know the story line of a book that's halfway read
And it's hard to leave a love undone and things all left unsaid
But it's not so hard to hate yourself when you've been up all night long
Kinda makes you wanna sing a country song
A country song...
A country song...
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Bill Anderson performs "Country Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Bill Anderson catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to And Then Came The Bad Years and 8 X 10 with a short reason for opening each page next.
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