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Artist: Jack Ingram
Canonical path: /jack-ingram/juanita
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Juanita
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Juanita
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I know that you'll see her before I do
'Cause she told me I never would again
But I've got to get a message to her somehow
So I'm asking you this favor as a friend
If you see Juanita ask her for me
Why she's holding on to something that I need
If you see Juanita ask her nicely
Won't she please bring back my heart to me
She can keep all my Willie Nelson records
She can have my velvet poster of the king
She can keep almost everything she's taken
'Cause I all I really want is just one thing
(Chorus)
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