The New Franklin County Women
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The New Franklin County Women
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Raspy eyes, guitar hips
She's the singer for the Yips
And the new...
New Franklin...
New Franklin County...
New Franklin County Woman...
Moved to town to finish school
Rolling drunk and cornhusk tattoos
It's the new...
New Franklin...
New Franklin County...
New Franklin County Woman...
It takes ten hours by storm
Loves her pills and her guns and her pa
Punching sober boy in the jaw
It's the new...
New Franklin...
New Franklin County...
New Franklin County Woman...
Yeah she's the one, gonna take you home
And push kick push you onto the floor
It's the new...
New Franklin...
New Franklin County...
New Franklin County Woman...
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