LOVENWORTH
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LOVENWORTH
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Some people that I know have the opinion
That married life is not the way to go
They compare it to being in a prison
Well if they're right I won't them all to know
I'm livin' in Lovenworth livin' in Lovenworth
And doin' time with her's not bad at all
I'm livin' in Lovenworth livin' in Lovenworth
And me and the warden have a ball
The warden wakes me up with morning kisses
Three little inmates pull me out of bad
Hard labor in the backyard on the weekends
And all the boys around here call me dad
I'm livin' in Lovenworth...
Kisses are the bars that keep me in this place
The walls are lovin' arms that hold me tight
I guess I could be free if I wanted to be
But I like the way the warden say goodnight
I'm livin' in Lovenworth...
Yeah me and the warden have a ball
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