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Staying up late on the phone
I'm staying around at your house
I'm feeling things in my bones
I'm feeling my way around
I don't mind sitting alone
When I know, your coming home
Don't mind waiting around
I couldn't be, any better anyhow
I'd love to see that friendly face
I'd love to talk, about your days
I love it when love's a surprise
Just look me in my eye
I like it when you look my way
I'd like to ease my mind
And see you today
I'd love to see that friendly face
I'd love to talk, about your days
I love it when love's a surprise
Driving for miles and miles
I'm passing state lines
All this time on the road
Yeah all this time to unwind
I can't keep track of the time
I can't keep track of the time
I can't keep track of the time
I can't keep track of the time
I'd love to see that friendly face
I'd love to talk, about your days
I love it when love's a surprise
I'd love to see that friendly face
I'd love to talk, about your days
I love it when love's a surprise
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Lazy Lady
03:02
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Living with you girl
It's always the same old thing
You're lazy
Baby you're lazy
Either you're high all the time
Or drunk off red wine
Baby you're lazy
Baby you're lazy
Living with you girl
It's always the same old thing
You're lazy
Baby you're lazy
Either you're high all the time
Or drunk off red wine
Baby you're lazy
Baby you're lazy
Living with you girl
It's always the same old thing
You're lazy
Baby you're lazy
Either you're high all the time
Or drunk off red wine
Baby you're lazy
Baby you're lazy
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Find a Hobby Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville rock band
Colin Chevalier, Abraham Scott, Belina Sengmanyvong
Madison Appling
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