Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Buck Wild
Canonical path: /buck-wild/getting-over-you
Related lyric paths: 5
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Getting Over You
Read Getting Over You lyrics by Buck Wild on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Getting Over You
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Puttin on my walking shoes
Ain't nothing you can do
No way to change how I feel
Gave all I had in trying
Got sick of fighting
I turned this mountain into an old anthill
Chorus:
I'm getting over you
I'm getting over you
You had plenty of time
Girl to change my mind
I'm getting over you, over you
Burned through another town
Got that hammer down
Two hundred miles back to Tennessee
You had your last chance
We dance our last dance
It's time I end this memory
Repeat Chorus
I'm getting over you
Repeat 3 times
Over you
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