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Sister had a crystal voice |
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She played a |
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Silvertone from |
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Montgomery |
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WardBaez songs in |
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Monroe hair |
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She sure could turn the boys' heads to stare |
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Swim wear saunter, tan and haunt them |
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That's all she learned in school |
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Books were for the other girls |
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And the other girls were fools |
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In Texas back in sixty-nine |
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It was drive-in movies and dashboard lights |
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Father waltzed her down the aisle' |
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Cause college didn't suit her style |
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The sad truth was that she could barely read |
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But, if you'd told dear |
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FatherHe wouldn't believe you |
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The telephone rang it drove |
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Mother insane |
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From the hearts left on the shelf |
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Sister's gone and she won't be home' |
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Cause she didn't take care of herself |
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In Texas back in sixty-nine |
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It was drive-in movies and dashboard lights |
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Where is she now? |
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The backseat |
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Queen of fraternity |
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Where is she now? |
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She is heavy of thigh and light on integrity |
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Someone should've told her |
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When beauty's all you offer |
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Too soon the world discovers that your |
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Beauty's gone(It's gone ) |
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Mother can't you hear your daughter crying |
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Father wake up her youth is dying |
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Her kids are grown |
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Husband's gone away |
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It's a shame 'cause she had such a lovely face |
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Can't you see she needed more |
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Than, "Oh, what a pretty child"? |
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You never taught her truth from lie |
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All you told her was to smile |
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In Texas back in sixty-nine |
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It was drive-in movies and dashboard lights |
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Where is she now? |
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The backseat |
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Queen of fraternity |
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Where is she now? |
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She is heavy of thigh and light on integrity |
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Someone should've told her |
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When beauty's all you offer |
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Too soon the world discovers that your |
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Beauty's gone(It's gone ) |
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In Texas back in sixty-nine |
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It was drive-in movies and dashboard lights |
