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You Won't Find Me
You won't find me walking down the street
Or at just any party.
I won't be at the local grocery store
Or at your favorite bar.
I won't be hanging at the mall
Or at your momma's church.
I'm not your average girl.
You can't just find me anywhere.
I put up a fight when needed,
And I won't beg you to stay.
I'm blunt,
But terrified to tell you how I really feel.
I cook and clean,
And watch the game on Sunday.
I believe in God,
But I'm nowhere near a saint.
I drink a little whiskey
And smoke too many cigarettes.
I don't trust very often,
And when I do, it's hard.
I don't wear designer clothes,
The jeans I wear are a little tight.
I'm a rough kind of woman,
In the bed and out.
I love to see you often,
But I need my time alone.
I'm beautiful,
But certainly no model.
I'll give you all my love,
But I'm still a little damaged.
You don't see me as the girl to keep around,
And believe me, I won't cry when you leave,
But you'll be sorry later on,
And you'll realize you missed out
On the good thing.
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