You Can Have Her
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You Can Have Her
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The one I love found another she ran away with my best friend
Came home last night for just an hour daylight came she's gone again
Well you can have her I don't want her she never loved me anyway
She only wanted someone to play with but all I wanted was love to stay
[ guitar ]
Well if you get the wrong woman there's only one thing you can do
Just dig a hole crawl right in it and pull the ground in after you
Well you can have her...
[ steel ]
Life without love is mighty empty when you've got no one that you can hold
I'd rather have love I can cling to than have the world and all of its gold
Well you can have her...
Well you can have her...
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