Make Mine Night Time
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Make Mine Night Time
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Make mine night time honky tonk women and bright signs I gotta play
At the end of the day
Give me the lights of the city and the feel of a woman against me and I'm on my way
Places faces jokers they play like they're aces kings and queens in shadowy scenes
Where the wine and the love are flowin'
And the lady you meet let you know she's goin' your way
When the sun sinks low and the working people go home
And the night life part of the city starts to turn on yeah
Jukebox cowboys're playin' the blues goodtime ladies're makin' their moves
Counting the neon blow no one's alone
So make mine night time...
[ guitar ]
Make mine night time...
I say make mine night time...
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