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Dinner for Two
02:58
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Looking out the window
The narrow street below
The sounds of the city calling
I know where I'd like to go
We'll meet like we used to do
And travel back in time
To our favorite old cafe
Would surely be sublime
Dinner for Two
Just me and you
Sipping our wine
Taking our time
In the heart of Paris again
The menu hasn't changed a bit
Neither has the view
And my favorite part will be
Looking right at you
Won't be here forever
So take this time with me
Sitting at our favorite table
A distant reality
Dinner for Two
Just me and you
Sipping our wine
Taking our time
In the heart of Paris again
Delicious memories
The taste of the good times we had
The smell of laughter in the air
For this moment I'm so glad
Dinner for Two
Just me and you
Sipping our wine
Taking our time
In the heart of Paris again
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Cheyenne
03:27
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Out on the open road
Satin hair blowin' oh so free
Headin' south out of Birmingham
In that blue Camaro just her and me
Cheyenne
Oh, Cheyenne
She was a girl I used to know
For awhile I loved her so
Until she had to go
Away and live her life without me
Cheyenne
She's been gone for many years
I'll never forget how she made me feel
And when she smiled that smile
I wonder now if she was really real
Cheyenne
Oh, Cheyenne
She was a girl I used to know
For awhile I loved her so
Until she had to go
Away and live her life without me
Cheyenne
Cheyenne
Oh, Cheyenne
She was a girl I used to know
For awhile I loved her so
Until she had to go
Away and live her life without me
Cheyenne
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Jeff Gordon Wichita, Kansas
Oklahoma-born and Kansas-raised multi-instrumentalist/singer-songwriter/producer Jeff Gordon, who has also called New York City, Nashville, and Würzburg home over the years, combines his gravel road small town memories with his experiences as a traveler to create memorable melodies and songs that evoke the vast American heartland and beyond. ... more
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