Faded Love
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Faded Love
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(You know folks started dance to the country music a long time ago
And it all started back in west Texas
When they gathered somebody's house on Saturday night and have a big dance
And the fellow that created the whole thing was Bob Wills
But Bob played the fiddle and fiddled along this time he did it all by himself
But he finally made enough money to hire a band ha ha one guitar
But he didn't stop there because he went on to create and organize
The biggest and most famous western dance band in the whole world
Bob Wills And The Texas Playboys)
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