Yuma, Az
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Yuma, Az
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Once met a girl in Yuma, Arizona
Whose mother was dyslexic like mine
Grampa owned a ranch, was where she learned to dance
I hear she goes out dancing all the time
When it rains, it pours in Yuma, Arizona
And when the sun goes down
You know where she'll be found
Dancing out in the street
She met a boy who worked as a waiter
Down at the local five and dime
She took him, it's where he learned to dance
I hear they go out dancing all the time
When it rains, it pours in Yuma, Arizona
And when the sun goes down
You know where they'll be found
Dancing out in the street
When it rains, it pours in Yuma, Arizona
And when the sun goes down
You know where I'll be found
Dancing out in the street
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