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Twin Forks Something We Just Know

We were thrown together like some backyard party
Who'd have known forever could have come from hardly knowing
What looks like love, and what feels like summer to me?
Hey!

And we made new discoveries
In a crowded backseat
Of a two-door Camry
And we left with barely a heart apiece
Just one heart a-beating between us

It's something we just know
It's something we just know

And we were looking out from someone's bedroom window
When I knew I loved you
And I can't remember a damn thing but that love
And that love's outlasting forever

So may we never wander
May we never wonder
May we take each other
To have and hold on to
And may I always have you?

It's something we just know
We feel it in our bones
We can't leave it alone
It's something we just know
Some may use their judgment
Some will use their wisdom
Me, I use my gut
And my gut, my gut!
My gut don't lie to me
My gut don't lie to me

It's something we just know
We feel it in our bones
We don't need to be told
It's something we just know
It's something we just know


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