Country Radio
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Country Radio
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I work at the mall food court
And when I get home
I fix something to eat, settle into my seat
And turn on the country radio
I know every word
To every song
And they make these lonely nights a little less lone
'Cause then I'm under the stars
Regular at the bar
Got a perfect girl, I got a worn-in truck
We go down to the river
And the moonlight is silver
But most of all I get to be in love
I wanna be that boy
I wanna be that girl
I wanna know what it's like to fall in love
Like most of the rest of the world
But as far as these songs will take me
Is as far as I'll go
I'm just a gay kid in a small town
Who loves country radio
I feel it in old time
I feel it brand new
The lights on refrain, the secrets in pain
Like only a song can know you
But then I close my eyes
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