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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeAlimony
Without that '57 CadillacAnd that mini mansion in a cul-de-sacThat 15-gallon Stetson hatThat you wear all the timeAnd those real expensive rounds of golfAnd this diamond you're still payin' offJust know as soon as you get caughtThey'll all be good as mineI called that lawyer up in DallasThe one who's livin' in that palaceSo I know he's good at winnin'If you think there's somethin' that you're missin'And you start steppin' outOnly one thing can console meIf you're gonna leave me in San AntoneRemember the alimonyIf you like livin' at your mama's houseAnd drinkin' Milwaukee's best on a hand-me-down couchAnd you'rе gonna love how this all works out'Cause it all works out for meWhat's minе is mine, and what's yours is mineSo go on, baby, have a real good timeI'll be countin' the dollars, you'll be rollin' the dimesFreedom don't come free'Cause I called that lawyer up in DallasThe one who's livin' in that palaceSo I know he's good at winnin'If you think there's somethin' that you're missin'And you start steppin' outOnly one thing can console meIf you're gonna leave me in San AntoneRemember the alimonyFor richer, not for poorerWell, consider this your spoilerIf you think you can't afford herWell, you can't afford me tooSo if you start steppin' outOnly one thing can console meIf you're gonna leave me in San AntoneWell, remember the alimonyYou ain't gonna have a row to hoeGo on and do your dog and pony showIf you're gonna be a dumbassHoney, I hope you remember the alimony
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