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By Neal McCoy, 24-7-365
I used to leave work at 5pm
Get home about a
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By Neal McCoy, I used to leave work at 5 p.m.
Get home about
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By Neal McCoy, If love was a river rushing down to the sea
I'd
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By Neal McCoy, Good morning honey, how'd you sleep?
You know I slept like
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By Neal McCoy, Turn down the lights, turn up the radio.
There's a fire
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By Neal McCoy, Love
I know that I did you bad and badder
Must have
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By Neal McCoy, I can make my mind up, I can put my
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By Neal McCoy, I can make my mind up
I can put my foot
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By Neal McCoy, I've never felt like this before
I wanna feel like this
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By Neal McCoy, Billy's at the bar, he's been there all night
First ten
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By Neal McCoy, I'm like a broken record, a big ol' tow truck
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By Neal McCoy, Before you I was totally lost and so
Hopelessly sure I'd
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By Neal McCoy, I met you on a Tuesday
Trying to shake the Monday
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By Neal McCoy, It seems like all my life
I've never been satisfied
Ain't nothin'
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By Neal McCoy, Baby, you made me, the happiest I could be
Tonight when
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By Neal McCoy, Yeah, we're farmers' sons an' preacher's boys
Small town with big
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By Neal McCoy, Head south in the mornin'
Just take off with no warnin'
Tell
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By Neal McCoy, I could climb up to the top of a moutain
I
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By Neal McCoy, Day o, day ay ay o
Daylight come an' we wanna
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By Neal McCoy, We could use a bigger house
We need a new car
The
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By Neal McCoy, You walk into the room, guys just turn and stare
Thinking
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By Neal McCoy, I drove up form a river town it was late
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By Neal McCoy, You stand in line and you spend
Your hard earned dollar
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By Neal McCoy, If I was a drinkin' man like I used to
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By Neal McCoy, Well, I boxed up those things
You left behind
And I gave
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By Neal McCoy, Alright, now let this be a lesson to you
Mama never
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By Neal McCoy, My name's Tommy Franks, an' my Daddy's name was Ray.
Ray
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By Neal McCoy, The moment you came home the other night
I could tell
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By Neal McCoy, It must fate or divine intervention
When he broke down that
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By Neal McCoy, My name's Tommy Franks, an' my Daddy's name was Ray.
Ray