She's Always There
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She's Always There
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In the barroom where I’m playing she comes every night
And listens to the songs I’m playing and smile with flirty eyes
Then you ask me to your table and you buy me a drink
You ask me to take you home tonight woman I’m not what you think
I’ve got a lovely wife at home waiting just for me
She’s cleaning house and washing clothes just to try and please me
She’s waiting just meet me at the door when I come home
She’s always there smiles and kisses me no matter how long I’m gone
You say you could show me good times like I’ve never known
I’ll tell you my lovely wife is waiting there at home
Why you couldn’t even make a shadow to the one that I love so
So please take your good times I’ll go on home
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