Wreck Of Number Two
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Wreck Of Number Two
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As you leave to meet the girl who's now your number one
Look at me I'm the wreck of number two
That someone else is that you've made this morning
When you told me what you plan to do
Someone else now occupies the first place in your heart
Look at me I'm the wreck of number two
Take a look as you go at the pieces of the one who gave all she had to you
As you leave to meet the girl who's now your number one
Look at me I'm the wreck of number two
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I'm grateful that my pride is filled of standing
So I don't have to beg you not to go
They tell me that the good Lord watches over fools like me
Don't think twice about this fool who loves you so
Take a look as you go...
Here I am I'm the wreck of number two
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