Malibu Rum
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Malibu Rum
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How could I ever really know
How you feel when you're alone?
I'm out working on the road,
Trying to send a little money home
Are you wearing different clothes?
If I saw you would I know
That you've been flirting with a ghost?
I'll let your reasons be your own.
I wouldn't blame you if you go
Back to someplace that you know.
We'd keep you warm when you get cold;
You know that I'd respect your choice
You've been worried about your bones,
Living so far from your home.
Ain't it sad what life becomes
When all you know is what you do?
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