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Apple pie and hunting ducks rusty, worn out pick up trucks tales of being out of luck The story's in the song Broken hearts and drinking beer Friday nights, the weekend's here Strong enough to shed a tear The story's in the song The story's in the song my friends The story's in the song If you can not hear the tale I've told the story wrong The story's in the song my friends The story's in the song Listen close and you will find The story's in the song Driving on a red dirt road Carrying a heavy load Living to a cowboy's code The story's in the song Backroad driving in the dark Pick up games down at the park Memories that leave a mark The story's in the song The story's in the song my friends The story's in the song If you can not hear the tale I've told the story wrong The story's in the song my friends The story's in the song Listen close and you will find The story's in the song
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Mar 27, 2022
Mar 27, 2022 at 2:35 PM UTC
The story's in the song
Apple pie and hunting ducks rusty, worn out pick up trucks tales of being out of luck The story's in the song Broken hearts and drinking beer Friday nights, the weekend's here Strong enough to shed a tear The story's in the song The story's in the song my friends The story's in the song If you can not hear the tale I've told the story wrong The story's in the song my friends The story's in the song Listen close and you will find The story's in the song Driving on a red dirt road Carrying a heavy load Living to a cowboy's code The story's in the song Backroad driving in the dark Pick up games down at the park Memories that leave a mark The story's in the song The story's in the song my friends The story's in the song If you can not hear the tale I've told the story wrong The story's in the song my friends The story's in the song Listen close and you will find The story's in the song
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Canadian
Mar 27, 2022
Mar 27, 2022 at 2:35 PM UTC
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