Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
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Etta Mae's Lament (Revised)

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Canonical path: /crazy-ex-girlfriend/etta-mae-s-lament-revised Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Etta Mae's Lament (Revised)

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I'm the local lady of the evening

And though I like my men and my booze

I pray to above

That I'll find true love

A man who won't say that I'm used

Oh, can someone lasso me a husband?

It would be nice someday to have a husband

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