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Yard sale sign on my corner lot I have to sale everything I got I didn’t think she’d be leaving so fast Should of known it wasn’t gonna last Sold the dryer and the washing machine A pair of boots and a pair of blue jeans Everything’s leaving two by two….. but me… and you Two….. by….. two…… but me and you
Cars drive by and don’t even stop The quickest way I’ve ever seen to shop She’s headed west to chase her dreams I bet by now she’s past New Orleans 20 dollars for the pair of bar stools The pair of dressers and my old box of tools Everything’s leaving two by two….. but me… and you Two….. by…. two…… but me and you
Driveway full of lookie Lou’s Trying to cut me down a buck or two I bet she’s gonna give me a call Wondering if I ever sold it all The pair of speakers and a ol pair of tires A pair of skates and the Radio Flyers Everything’s leaving two by two….. but me…. and you Two…. by ….two……..but me and you
I guess it’s time to close up shop What’s left over I’ll just have to hock A ball a bat a baseball glove What’s the price ya gonna put on love 50 dollars for the new wedding bands We didn’t even ware em on our left hand Everything’s leaving two by two…..but me…. and you Two…. by …..two ………but me and you
Lyrics by Patrick Wilberding 08/01
[This message has been edited by blakeh (edited 09-02-2002).]
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