Indiana
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Indiana
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She drives an older car
Where is all trissers
She bought a used guitar
She plays it to impress us
Indiana
I just can't stand ya
You're too barren
And I've stopped caring for ya
If you're a country girl
You've made a huge mistake
'Cause you live in a place that's binds you break
The one thing she said the best
Was to have no regrets
I asked her if I could say
Then I loved her, she loved me anyway
White lights
Indiana
I just can't stand ya
You're too barren
And I've stopped caring for ya
If you're a country girl
You've made a huge mistake
'Cause you live in a place that's binds you break
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David Vandervelde performs "Indiana", and this lyric page sits inside the David Vandervelde catalog on LyroVerse.
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