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Artist: Casey Donahew Band
Canonical path: /casey-donahew-band/tulsa
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Tulsa
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Tulsa
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You always said you'd never leave me
Now you are gone and I'm to blame
Living in a hotel room by the airport
I hear you're seeing what's his name
(Chrous)
But those bright lights up in Tulsa
Don't shine here in Ft. Worth
Lying to myself won't do no good
That northern wind blows colder
And you're lying on his shoulder
Well I'm alone, I'm alone
She's in Tulsa
I try to sleep but I hear my heart break
I try to cry but there's no more tears
I can't believe you finally left me
We've been together for five damn years
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