I Wouldn't Buy A Used Car From Him
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I Wouldn't Buy A Used Car From Him
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Yes it's true that he and I were sweethearts now he's about to steal your heart away
You're asking me to tell you all I know about him and I have only one thing to say
I wouldn't buy a used car from him don't trust the man that's every woman's friend
Those kinds would always get you in the end I wouldn't buy a used car from him
[ el.banjo ]
You don't hear a single word I tell you
I'm sayin' things your heart don't care to know
But you'll agree with me but it's all over and done
He saw you come in and you'll see him go
I wouldn't buy a used car...
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