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The bar was empty |
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I was sweeping up the floor |
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That's when she walked in |
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I said, \"I'm sorry but we're closed\" |
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And she said \"I know, |
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But I'm afraid I left my purse\" |
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I said, \"I put one back behind the bar |
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I bet it's probably yours\" |
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And the next thing that I knew |
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There we were, lost in conversation |
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And before I handed her her purse |
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I said, \"You'll only get this back on one condition\" |
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And we danced |
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Out there on that empty hardwood floor |
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The chairs up and the lights turned way down low |
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The music played, we held each other close |
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And we danced |
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And from that moment |
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There was never any doubt |
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I had found the one |
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That I had always dreamed about |
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And then one evenin' |
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When she stopped by after work |
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I pulled a diamond ring out of the pocket of my shirt |
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And as her eyes filled up with tears |
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She said, \"This is the last thing I expected\" |
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And then she took me by the hand |
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And said, \"I'll only marry you on one condition\" |
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And we danced |
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Out there on that empty hardwood floor |
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The chairs up and the lights turned way down low |
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The music played, we held each other close |
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And we danced |
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Like no one else had ever danced before |
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I can't explain what happened on that floor |
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But the music played |
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We held each other close |
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And we danced |
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Yeah, we danced |
