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Nicole Clark This Dress


Just a saturday night
Headin' for a midnight drive
Radio is blasting high
Don't care who drives by
On second thought if I saw your black mustang
That'd be a good thing
Just another outfit I bought
Hoping that I might get caught
By you

In this dress I was a mess but you didn't care
You looked at me and told me that you swear
I was the only girl that ever held your heart
Kiss me and forget about the rest
I wore your favourite dress
I wore your favourite dress

I'm looking across the way
And then I notice your face
Crossing the river by west street
Your favourite place
You and the rest of the boys
Showing off your cars like toys
But then I caught your attention

In this dress I was a mess but you didn't care
You looked at me and told me that you swear
I was the only girl that ever held your heart
Kiss me and forget about the rest

I wore I wore I wore your favourite
You swore you swore you swore it baby
I was the only girl that ever held your heart
Kiss me and forget about the rest
I wore your favourite dress
I wore your favourite dress

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