Written by David Olney
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With every golden curl in place she's as fine as Queen Anne's lace
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And know one could ever fault the way she looks tonight
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The man standing by her side shows her off with such eager pride
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Seems since I saw her last she's done all right
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She could never place me in her mind for me the years have not been kind
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She'd never see the boy she knew in the man I've grown to be
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From her station and her place she'd never recognize my face
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I have fallen like a wind blown leaf from her memory
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For she's traded all her pain for bright lights and chilled champayne
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And I'm sure her new found friends all think they know just where she's been
D G D
Yes they think they know here well all the stories I could tell
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She's as fine as Queen Anne's lace but I knew her when
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Now it's hard to believe I know but she once loved me long ago
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And I 'spose I should be hurtin' just to see her once again
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Oh but now she's grown so proud I wouldn't want her anyhow
A D
She's as fine as Queen Anne's lace but I knew her when
G D
For she's traded all her pain for bright lights and chilled champayne
D A
And I'm sure her new found friends all think they know just where she's been
D G D
Yes they think they know here well all the stories I could tell
A D
She's as fine as Queen Anne's lace but I knew her when
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