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Artist: Daniel Johnston
Canonical path: /daniel-johnston/cathy-cline
Related lyric paths: 6
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Cathy Cline
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Cathy Cline
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You were forever my girl
I was forever your man
We always had a real good time
Oh, Cathy Cline
You were a princess from above
Our hearts were filled with love
We always had a real good time
Cathy Cline
I saw you in the town of Abilene
You were the prettiest girl I ever seen
I told you about Laurie Allen
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Daniel Johnston performs "Cathy Cline", and this lyric page sits inside the Daniel Johnston catalog on LyroVerse.
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