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Her First Mistake - Lyle Lovett



     
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Once upon a time ago
Way up in the land of sleet and snow
How this fairy tale would go
I could not have knownI had searched around this world so mean
From Livingstone to Palestine
Trying to pursue my dream
Of loveIt was then I met this girl so fine
She made me think so fast I left my thought behind
And I tried to pass for a sophisticated
Northern manI said, "Why, yes my dear I know exactly what you mean
Because theres not so much I havent done or seen
And may I say your eyes are the loveliest
Shade of jade"I said, "Come on baby
Come on baby
Come on baby"It was then I knew I had made my first mistake
She did not even start to wait
And as she turned around to walk away
This is what she had to sayShe told me "Man, I come from way down South

Ive got a picket fence with a picket house
And I dont need no fast talking northern man
Like you around"I said, "Well, come on baby
Come on baby
Come on baby"Honey, I dont know what you just heard
But Alabama is my favorite word
And Birmingham
Is a long way from hereWhy, I could see the light began to shine
She turned back around her eyes met mine
And suddenly the whole world became
A better placeEven if it was only for an instant
Because it was then I knew I had made my
Second mistakeShe told me, "Man that was a real good try
But Alabamas not where I reside
I come from where the river is wide
And the crawfish hide"I said, "Well come on baby
Come on baby
Come on baby"Honey, I dont know what you just heard
But Louisiana is my favorite word
And New Orleans
Is a long way from hereShe just looked at me and shook her head
"Your lines are pretty sad" she said
"You are a lonely, weak, pathetic man
If this is doing the best you can"It was then I knew I had made my third mistake
Yes, three strikes right across the plate
And as I hollered honey, "Please wait"
She was goneI said, "Well come on baby
Come on baby
Come on baby"Honey, I dont know what you just heard
Bartender set em up are my favorite words
Because the love I need
Is a long way from hereOh the love I need
Is a long way from hereYes well, there I sat so all alone
Like a king who sits upon his throne
And whose kingdom may have just gone home
With another kingdomSo as you can imagine much to my surprise
When the door was flung back open wide
It was a miracle, she walked inside
And pulled her chair up next to meAnd thats when she knew
She had made her
First mistakeWell honey, I dont know what you just heard
But come on baby are my favorite words
And where were going
Is a long way from hereAnd where were going to
Is a long way from hereSo like I said before, I could not have known
How this fairy tale would finally go
Still the only certain thing for sure
Is what I do not knowSo like the years and all the seasons pass
And like the sand runs through the hour glass
I just keep on running faster, chasing the happily
I am ever afterI just keep on running faster
Chasing the happily
I am ever after

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Lyle Lovett is an americana singer-songwriter and actor from Klein, Texas, who has been described as "the thinking man's cowboy". While typically associated with the alt-country genre, his albums typically incorporate folk, swing, blues, jazz and gospel music as well as more traditional country & western styles. The Night's Lullaby Songfacts reports that after twenty-six years with Curb, Lyle Lovett released his eleventh and last album for the record label, Release Me, on February 28, 2012. The record is mainly made up of covers that Lovett has played, but never got round to recording.

The four-time Grammy winner has acted in a number of films and been a guest-star on television. Lovett was married to actress Julia Roberts for a short time in the mid-1990s. In 2002, he was gored by a bull while working on his uncle's farm in Texas, but soon recovered and resumed touring.

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