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Dale Watson
Dale Watson
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Dale Watson
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She left town known as Silver-wing 329 My tears hit the ground about half-past By quarter-up, I thought my heart will burst apart And all the hours the Vodka kept my glass She said I'm a fool for letting her slip through my hands And all the while she must've really known That I have to prove to her I was a man And I held on to my pride and let her go A letter came the other day, it smells so sweet I guess she just can't stand being alone I thought she probably wants me back, but I'll just later read So I didn't open it at all She called me a fool for letting her slip through my hands But all of the while she must've really known That I have to prove to her I was a man So I held on to my pride and let her go Another letter came today it looked the same But this one didn't smell like her perfume But it held the invitation to her wedding day So I guess she finally proves just who's the fool Yes, I'm a fool for letting her slip through my hands All of the while she must've really known That while I have to prove to her I was a man I held on to my pride and let her go Now all I got is to cry when nights are cold
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