Them Old Love Songs
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Them Old Love Songs
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Down the dusty Dixie road my old Levi's draggin' tracks
Nobody cares about where I'm going, for all they know I'm coming back
Wish I had me a true fine woman let her rock me all night long
Baby we could get it together like people do in them old love songs
I can hear somebody laughin' funny how it makes me sad
Lord I wish it was Sunday morning Saturday night sure looking bad
Wish I had me a true fine woman...
[ guitar - dobro ]
I wish I had me a true fine woman...
Yeah baby we could get it together like people do in them old love songs
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