That Ain't Gonna Fly
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That Ain't Gonna Fly
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Well I'm gonna show her
That I can forget her
That little girls lovin'
Meant nothin' to me
If you go lookin' at the bottom
of a whiskey bottle, that's where I'll be
Even though, I already know
That ain't gonna fly, that ain't gonna fly
No it didn't work then, and it dont work now
But do or die, I'm gonna try
To enjoy the ride, all the way down
West Coast cutie, comin on to me
Mama tried to warn ya California blonde
Built like a 10, young like a 20
Party til the money is gone
It'll be fun, but in the long run
That ain't gonna fly, that ain't gonna fly
No it didn't work then, and it dont work now
But do or die, I'm gonna try
To enjoy the ride, all the way down
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Gary Allan performs "That Ain't Gonna Fly", and this lyric page sits inside the Gary Allan catalog on LyroVerse.
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