1. |
Lubbock
02:32
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Get me back to Lubbock, baby
I've been too gone
Oh, for so long
And I think that it has made me crazy
Leave me under blue skies
Tie me to the wind and let me
Go and try to find myself some sunshine
I don't mind it
If you think I've lost my mind just
Get me back to Lubbock for a good time
I'd be feeling fine now
Only driving in a straight line
Too fast into yellow through the red lights
Leave me on the loop now, maybe
Circling underneath the moonlight
Someone said there's something 'bout a long ride
I don't mind it
If you think I've lost my mind just
Get me back to Lubbock for a good time
I can't find it
Words don't ever come out right, just
Get me back tonight or maybe some time
Get me back to Lubbock for some good times
Fade me away
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2. |
I Was A Fool
02:36
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You stole my heart
Did I let you?
Right from the start
When I met you
I was a fool, but I
Don't regret you
Oh, Oh Oh
I hope you know
Every time I think of you I cry
Every single tear that's in my eyes
Comes rolling
You stole my heart
Did I let you?
Right from the start
When I met you
I was a fool
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