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She's my pretty city country girl She's something I can't lose Is she livin' in  the country or the city, she must choose You know I really love her She's the one I really want But if she moves off to the city It's my heart she'll stay and haunt. When I first saw her smiling face It was a good old summers day She had moved down from the city And I hoped that she would stay We played games out in the haystacks We ran races through the corn Turn left and hit the river Turn right, you're lost till morn She's my pretty city country girl She's something I can't lose Is she livin' in  the country or the city, she must choose You know I really love her She's the one I really want But if she moves off to the city It's my heart she'll stay and haunt. She occupied my dreams then And still does to this day Back then I hardly new her I just hoped that she would stay Short shorts and Gingham dresses made her look the country part But high heels and silk organza Tugged the city in her heart She's my pretty city country girl She's something I can't lose Is she livin' in  the country or the city, she must choose You know I really love her She's the one I really want But if she moves off to the city It's my heart she'll stay and haunt. We'd go to high school hoedowns And dance like no one else was there But when she heard Big Band Music She was dreaming of Times Square She loved to go out touring In my pickup through the crops But in my heart I knew she missed The sounds of taxi cabs and cops She's my pretty city country girl She's something I can't lose Is she livin' in  the country or the city, she must choose You know I really love her She's the one I really want But if she moves off to the city It's my heart she'll stay and haunt. She stayed here all through high school But I knew deep down it had to end I knew if I tried to say "I Love You" she'd say "I love you like a friend" She knew I'd never leave here And I knew she had it made If she went back to the city And stopped her country masquerade She's my pretty city country girl She's something I can't lose Is she livin' in  the country or the city, she must choose You know I really love her She's the one I really want But if she moves off to the city It's my heart she'll stay and haunt. It was two weeks past commencement When I told her what I thought Then I dropped down to me knee right there And I showed her what I'd bought I looked into her smiling eyes And prayed that she'd say yes Would she choose to stay in Daisy Dukes Or go back to her chiffon dress I'll let you guess the answer By the way I end this poem But I'm still here in the country And she's waiting now at home. She's my pretty city country girl She's something I can't lose Is she livin' in  the country or the city, she must choose You know I really love her She's the one I really want But if she moves off to the city It's my heart she'll stay and haunt.
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May 26, 2012
May 26, 2012 at 7:08 PM UTC
Pretty City Country Girl
She's my pretty city country girl She's something I can't lose Is she livin' in  the country or the city, she must choose You know I really love her She's the one I really want But if she moves off to the city It's my heart she'll stay and haunt. When I first saw her smiling face It was a good old summers day She had moved down from the city And I hoped that she would stay We played games out in the haystacks We ran races through the corn Turn left and hit the river Turn right, you're lost till morn She's my pretty city country girl She's something I can't lose Is she livin' in  the country or the city, she must choose You know I really love her She's the one I really want But if she moves off to the city It's my heart she'll stay and haunt. She occupied my dreams then And still does to this day Back then I hardly new her I just hoped that she would stay Short shorts and Gingham dresses made her look the country part But high heels and silk organza Tugged the city in her heart She's my pretty city country girl She's something I can't lose Is she livin' in  the country or the city, she must choose You know I really love her She's the one I really want But if she moves off to the city It's my heart she'll stay and haunt. We'd go to high school hoedowns And dance like no one else was there But when she heard Big Band Music She was dreaming of Times Square She loved to go out touring In my pickup through the crops But in my heart I knew she missed The sounds of taxi cabs and cops She's my pretty city country girl She's something I can't lose Is she livin' in  the country or the city, she must choose You know I really love her She's the one I really want But if she moves off to the city It's my heart she'll stay and haunt. She stayed here all through high school But I knew deep down it had to end I knew if I tried to say "I Love You" she'd say "I love you like a friend" She knew I'd never leave here And I knew she had it made If she went back to the city And stopped her country masquerade She's my pretty city country girl She's something I can't lose Is she livin' in  the country or the city, she must choose You know I really love her She's the one I really want But if she moves off to the city It's my heart she'll stay and haunt. It was two weeks past commencement When I told her what I thought Then I dropped down to me knee right there And I showed her what I'd bought I looked into her smiling eyes And prayed that she'd say yes Would she choose to stay in Daisy Dukes Or go back to her chiffon dress I'll let you guess the answer By the way I end this poem But I'm still here in the country And she's waiting now at home. She's my pretty city country girl She's something I can't lose Is she livin' in  the country or the city, she must choose You know I really love her She's the one I really want But if she moves off to the city It's my heart she'll stay and haunt.
roger-turner
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May 26, 2012
May 26, 2012 at 7:08 PM UTC
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