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Artist: Ronnie Mcdowell
Canonical path: /ronnie-mcdowell/older-women
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Older Women
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Older Women
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Older women, are beautiful lovers
Older women, they understand
I've been around some, and I have discovered
That older women know just how to please a man
Everybody seems to love those younger women
From eighteen on up to twenty-five
Well I love 'em too, but I'm tellin' you
Learnin' how to really love, takes a little time
So baby don't you worry about growin' older
Those young girls ain't got nothin' on you
'Cause it takes some livin', to get good at givin'
And givin' love is just where you could teach them a thing or two
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