Dallas
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Dallas
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give yourself a shake and turn around
it sounds so different is therapy the end?
what'd you do in dallas?
can you still smell her skin?
my head's turning upside-down
all i see is bright red
tell me i'm just crazy
tell me i'm the only one
what'd you do in dallas?
what'd you do to my trust?
why'd you even come home?
what'd you do in dallas?
give yourself a shake and turn around
it's all so simple are you still way ahead?
do you think you'd chase me?
are you gonna chase me?
what'd you do in dallas?
what'd you do to my trust?
why'd you even come home?
what'd you do in dallas?
give yourself a shake and turn around
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Holly McNarland performs "Dallas", and this lyric page sits inside the Holly McNarland catalog on LyroVerse.
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