Party Girl
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Party Girl
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Dance your last dance party girl party girl have yourself a time party girl
Cause when this party's through I've got plans for you
So dance your last dance party girl
I realized there's fifty guys that you've got on the string
But I'm gonna change all that when I show you this diamond ring
You'll forget that swinging band when you'll hear those cowboys sing
You're gonna trade your dancin' shoes for apron strings and things
So dance your last dance...
Party girl you laugh and say that love is just a game
But like they say in storybooks tigers can't be tame
Won't you be surprised when you take a second look
Instead of the bosa nova you'll be learnin' how to cook
So dance your last dance...
So just dance your last dance party girl mhm
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Jim Ed Brown performs "Party Girl", and this lyric page sits inside the Jim Ed Brown catalog on LyroVerse.
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