Unplug The Jukebox
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Unplug The Jukebox
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Unplug the jukebox I don't need it anymore
No more lonely nights of walking the floor
I've found a new love that's worth living for
So unplug the jukebox I don't need it anymore
I used to find comfort from the bottle and friends
When those good times ran out old misery came in
Two songs for a quarter buys six minutes of pain
Then Jesus came in and chased my blues away
Those neon lights are just some memory
And those swinging doors won't be swinging for me
No more cheating songs or smoky old bars
Since Jesus came in and mended my broken heart
Tag: Unplug the jukebox I don't need it anymore
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Billy Walker performs "Unplug The Jukebox", and this lyric page sits inside the Billy Walker catalog on LyroVerse.
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