Last Laugh
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Last Laugh
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He walked in while
we sat there talking an old friend she'd known a long time
I asked him to sit
down and join us cause any friend of hers is a friend of mine
The drinks were on him his eyes were on her and the last laugh was on me
[ steel ]
After each dance they sat closer and acted as though I wasn't there
And soon
she was callin' him baby I've heard him whisper can I meet you somewhere
His hand was on
hers her eyes were on his and the last laugh was on me
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Jim Ed Brown performs "Last Laugh", and this lyric page sits inside the Jim Ed Brown catalog on LyroVerse.
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