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Bourbon bottles, closing times, stubborn pride, and planesBright lights, big cities, they're all good Band-AidsTook me a while to understandAlways workin', staying busy, wastin' money and timeI had my reasons staying single and never thought I'd findSomeone to make me changeBut it takes a good woman to fix a heartNo good run of crazy heals your broken partsThe turn of her smile, the sound of her laughThat reaches the edges and pulls you backJust wish I'd have known right from the startIt takes a good woman to fix a heartNow maybe, it's the high from the way that she walksOr what she does to me when she stares acrossThis midnight, string lights, bourbon toastAll I know isIt takes a good woman to fix a heartNo good run of crazy heals your broken partsThe turn of her smile, the sound of her laughThat reaches the edges and pulls you backJust wish I'd have known right from the startIt takes a good woman to fix a heart (Oh)Some lessons you learned from the pages you turnFrom the roads that you walk and the scars that you earnI built a few walls, I prayed that they'd fallAnd the one thing I've seen after seeing it allIt takes a good woman to fix a heartNo good run of crazy heals your broken partsThe turn of her smile, the sound of her laughThat reaches the edges and pulls you backJust wish I'd have known right from the startIt takes a good womanIt takes a good womanIt takes a good woman to fix a heartTo fix a heart
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