Fast Company
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Fast Company
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I wish you knew what I go through when nighttime comes around
But you're too busy having fun on the brighter side of town
I heard about your stepping out and you want no part of me
You changed your face and I lost the race to fast company
You're with that fast company
When you know that you should be right here with me
These open arms wait patiently
I still believe someday you'll leave that fast company
[ steel - fiddle ]
I'll wait until you've had your fill on the brighter side of town
And when you're through and feeling blue I'll still be easy found
The same old arms that held you tight keep reaching desperately
So hold the one who's had her fun with fast company
You're with that fast company...
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Skeets Mcdonald performs "Fast Company", and this lyric page sits inside the Skeets Mcdonald catalog on LyroVerse.
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