Just Like Me
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Just Like Me
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I just stop here to drink one beer and get my story straight
And to make sure there's no lipstick on my shirt
I don't know why I worry so she knows I'm working late
And on Wednesday night she always goes to church
I've heard it said when people live together for so long
That they often start to look and act alike
And it never really mattered just how much of this was truth
Till I saw her actin' just like me tonight
From a booth back in the corner came a laughter so familiar
And a sight that knocked me right down on my knees
Often looks can be deceivin' but if seein' is believin'
Then she's finally started actin' just like me
Often looks can be deceivin'...
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Faron Young performs "Just Like Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Faron Young catalog on LyroVerse.
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