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Artist: Moe Bandy
Canonical path: /moe-bandy/one-of-a-kind
Related lyric paths: 6
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One Of a Kind
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One Of a Kind
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It don't matter who does the callin'
We both find it easy to lie
We both got a needin' in common
And the two of us are one of a kind.
Like all cheaters we've tried doing better
We've sworn off more than one time
But there's always more wine and sweet laughter
'Cause the two of us are one of a kind.
It's hell once you've tasted heaven
And the want to is all over your mind
So I guess we'll just go on needin' and cheatin'
'Cause the two of us are one of a kind.
Yes, the two of us are one of a kind
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Moe Bandy performs "One Of a Kind", and this lyric page sits inside the Moe Bandy catalog on LyroVerse.
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