On No!
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On No!
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Oh no, their you go fallin' in love
I told you i'd never let it get that far
I told you once, told you twice
You never listen to my advice
Now you've fallin' and baby you gots to go
To the lonely part of town
Where heartbreaks come by the pound
And tears keep the beat
To a honkey tonk song
Where love always goes wrong
And nights take too long
You've got company, leave this boy alone
Oh no, their you go fallin' in love
I told you i'd never let it get that far
I told you once, told you twice
You never listen to my advice
Now you've fallin' and baby you gots to go
Blue are the skies that once smiled on us
Excuse me darlin' but, that's my bus
Oh no, their you go fallin' in love
I told you i'd never let it get that far
I told you once, told you twice
You never listen to my advice
Now you've fallin' and baby you gots to go
Now you've fallin' and baby it's time to go
Now you've fallin' and baby you got to go
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