Country Girl
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Country Girl
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When you're rolling out in night
And you're feelin alright
And the road you're driving down don't lead you home
Got the fire in your eyes asphalt beneath your tires
And the power of a million candle lights
Well..you don't know what lays in store
You got the only thing you ever wanted and more
You got the only thing that really matters in the world
Got the love of a good old fashion country girl
When you roll down to the creek
And you can't help but peek
As you stop for her to put another layer on
No she don't wear no business suits
Just jeans and cowboy boots
Don't you love the way she'll hold your hand in the dark
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