Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The 1900s
Canonical path: /the-1900s/georgia
Related lyric paths: 6
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Georgia
Read Georgia lyrics by The 1900s on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Georgia
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Waking up with a sign
I never thought you realized
You read what's on my mind
You said you'd never want to
Take it from behind from boys but
Pride starts wasting away before your youth
I don't want to tell you
It's not my place but
But I see you're layin down
So let's shake it
Waking up so easily
I've got time and I would like to stay
So jump for joy Georgia
Jump for joy
So flip it over and put it in your purse
You said by dinner we would have the second course
Then you blew my mind when you went to town
And said I would go down of course!
So jump for joy Georgia
Jump for joy...
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