Pretty Lady
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Pretty Lady
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Soft skin under the hat
That girl takes the charm of the cat
Wearing jeans in country style
She touches me and holds me in her beautiful
Smile
When I see her, explode emotion
As storm of waves in the ocean
Pretty lady, seems like a shining star
Oh, oh, pretty lady
Pretty lady, country woman
Well, I see then when she arrives
Draws attention of all the guys
Country or rock she likes to dance
And if she notices me I'll have a chance
Without her kisses is not enough
My dream is to become the person she loves
When I see her, I explode emotion
As storm of waves in the ocean
Pretty lady
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Pedro Leeward performs "Pretty Lady", and this lyric page sits inside the Pedro Leeward catalog on LyroVerse.
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