Outlaw Women
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Outlaw Women
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She works in the bank and she works in the store
And she don't go for that old stuff anymore
She likes to get high and listen to the band
She likes to make love to her kind of men
These outlaw women
First of their kind
Outlaw women
They got here right on time
Outlaw women
They don't need any guns
Outlaw women
Just out for fun
In many ways she's a lot like me she don't give a damn 'bout society
Might be a little rich girl she might be poor
She Might be a married woman that needs a little more
Yeah.. She's a outlaw woman
First of her kind
These outlaw women
Ridin' high in seventy-nine
These outlaw women
Don't need any guns
These outlaw women
Just out for fun
Some Call her a Lady
Some call her other names
But you won't ever call her that around me and my gang
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