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Artist: Stu Phillips
Canonical path: /stu-phillips/vin-rose
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Vin Rose
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Vin Rose
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Fill the glasses with sparkling wine and we'll drink to girls we left behind
Play the music and as it plays toast the girls we loved so far away
To the girls in Texas and in Tennessee
Here's too pretty girls wherever they may be
Anywhere the sun sets anywhere it shines
Here's to love and here's to yours and mine
Fill the glasses with Vin Rose sweet and warm as red lips far away
Play the music and we'll pretend they will wait till we come home again
[ piano ]
To the girls in Texas and in Tennessee...
Fill the glasses with Vin Rose...
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