Grass Looks Greener Over Yonder
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Grass Looks Greener Over Yonder
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The grass looks greener over yonder
You've got a brand new love affair
And at your door temptation points me yonder
The grass looks greener over there
That look in her eyes is kinda distant
That love light in your eyes is hard to find
Here and late your kisses seem resistant
I think I know what's on your mind
The grass looks greener...
[ steel ]
And as you journey to another pasture
You find the same things that you had at home
You'll come back and as your heart beats faster
That's when you'll find that I have gone
The grass looks greener...
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Hank Thompson performs "Grass Looks Greener Over Yonder", and this lyric page sits inside the Hank Thompson catalog on LyroVerse.
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