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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeUsed to Wish I Was
When I was sixteen I had running back dreamsThat never did run too farThought I was gonna be number three one day'Til I wrecked my old man's carI almost finished college but I ain't cut from that clothUsed to wish I was, but I'm glad I'm notI'm just an North Carolina good ole boyBoys, I ain't got no choiceI pick a little guitar in the evenin'Wear Mossy Oak outta deer seasonI couldn't be anybody but me, even if I triedI used to wish I was, but I'm glad I'm notI used to have a Tennessee Bill Dance hatBut barely ever got 'em in the boatI used to wanna hit 'em like Chipper didBut I swung it just a little too slowBut these days I don't wanna be anybody but meUsed to wish I was, but I'm glad I'm notI'm just an North Carolina good ole boyBoys, I ain't got no choiceI pick a little guitar in the evenin'Wear Mossy Oak outta deer seasonI couldn't be anybody but me, even if I triedUsed to wish I was, but I'm glad I'm notYeah, these days I don't wanna be anybody but meI used to wish I was, but I'm glad I'm notI'm just an North Carolina good ole boyBoys, I ain't got no choiceI pick a little guitar in the evenin'Wear Mossy Oak outta deer seasonI couldn't be anybody but me, even if I triedUsed to wish I was, but I'm glad I'm notYeah, I'm glad I'm not
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