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T*nd3RD8
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Somewhere in the middle of life
things took a turn
Now you want to get everything so easy
that you never wanna earn it
But I don’t know why, I don’t know why
it’s gotta be this way
When every guy expects you to put out
on the very first date
When I, I only wanna talk to you
but there’s all these guys, guys, guys
waiting in line for what they want me to do
I know what they want me to do
Everyone says, everyone says when you get a certain age
that you’d better settle down or it’s gonna be way, way too late
But I don’t subscribe, I don’t describe, I don’t wanna live my life that way
And now I am the one going out on a T*nd3RD8
When I, I only wanna talk to you
but there’s all these guys, guys, guys
blowin’ my phone up, what am I gonna do?
What am I going to do?
I just wanna be the one and only woman that you pick
but when I looked over into your phone, you had such a long list
But I don’t believe, I don’t believe that I’m out of the race
Even though you are the one going out on another T*nd3RD8
When I, I only wanna talk to you
but there’s all these girls, girls, girls
blowin’ your phone up, what are you gonna do?
What are you going to do?
Ohhhhhhhhhhh, what are you gonna do?
Ohhhhhhhhhhh, what am I gonna do?
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The Vinelings New York, New York
The Vinelings are led by Elizabeth Houston on guitars, vocals and piano.
Elizabeth grew up
listening to her grandparent's country-western records amongst the orange groves and cow fields of a small town in Central Florida.
Her passion and sound are deeply influenced by a variety of soulful artists, from Patsy Cline to Stevie Nicks and Elliot Smith.
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