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Western Wear
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Everyone in their matching denim jackets looking so cool
I was a little bit drunk and a lotta bit high that night
In my fat boy pants and my western wear
Oh, I'll never have a chance with you
No, I'll never have a chance with you
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It took so long to make this tape for you
As if I'd written all the songs for you
Moved to LA in search of something new
Now I just work and sleep and dream of you
I'm just trying to pay my bills
Hope I have a little left for a teriyaki dinner for two
It's always good to see you
I hope the next time that I see you I'll finally be a grown ass man
I hope you like the tape I made for you
Still having trouble writing my own tunes
Moved to LA and ain't got shit to do
Not sure what I could ever offer you
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