You Can Have Her
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You Can Have Her
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Well you can have her I don't want her she didn't loved me anyway
She only wanted someone to play with but all I wanted was a love to stay
When you're stuck with the wrong woman there ain't that much that you can do
You just dig a hole and crawl right in it then you pull the ground right over you
Well you can have her...
The girl I love she upped and left me she ran away with my best friend
Comes home at night for just for an hour when daylight comes she's gone again
Well life without love is mighty empty but confession is good for your soul
I'd rather have love for just an hour than have the world and all of its gold
Well you can have her...
Now you can have her...
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Johnny Paycheck performs "You Can Have Her", and this lyric page sits inside the Johnny Paycheck catalog on LyroVerse.
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