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Stone Country
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Chorus:
My girlfriend left this morning,
Stole my weed, and now she's gone.
First she went and broke my heart,
And then she broke my bong.
I woke up broke and single,
But let me tell you what:
Although I miss my baby,
More than her I miss the pot.
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Now I'm just a single man
The loss done took its toll -
Cos i ain't got a gal to love,
And no shake left to roll.
I miss my honey something fierce,
But that's really not the point -
Cos between her and a doobie
You can bet I'd choose the joint
Chorus
I can't imagine what she thought
To think i done her wrong,
Cos Lord knows it's a terrible sin
To break somebody's bong.
She got me through each day she did,
My darlin' dear Denise.
And though blondes are quite replaceable,
I won't find a better piece
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Now my baby she was heaven sent,
She'd clean the dishes, pay the rent -
Who could ever hope for something more?
But now she's gone away,
And for how long who can say,
While my life and bong lay shattered on the floor.
Now the world without my baby
Won't ever be the same.
Now I'm forced to cultivate
My life with Mary Jane.
She was more or less an angel;
She was everything i need -
I just wish when she'd walked out that door
She'd left my bag of weed.
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