Your Side Of Town - Maddie & Tae



     
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Your Side Of Town Lyrics


You better stay, stay on your side of town
Because I'm done, done with all this breaking down
One last time you're gonna hear me out
You better stay, stay on your side of town
Don't want your headlights on my road
Door to my heart is closed
If you can hear that train running down the tracks
You're way too closeThere's an a no-trespass sign on the country line and it reads your name
You better just pretend there's a barbwire fence and a barricade
Stay on your side of town, stay on your side of town
Stay off my stomping grounds, stay on your side of townAin't got no time for your apologies
I tore your page out of my biography
You'll never do again what you did to me
Ain't got no time, time for your apologies
This place ain't big enough, baby, for the both of us
You had your chance to have my love
And screwed it upThere's an a no-trespass sign on the country line and it reads your name
You better just pretend there's a barbwire fence and a barricade

Stay on your side of town, stay on your side of town
Stay off my stomping grounds, stay on your side of townDon't want your headlights on my road
Door to my heart is closed
If you can hear that train running down the tracks
You're way too closeThere's an a no-trespass sign on the country line and it reads your name
You better just pretend there's a barbwire fence and a barricade
Stay on your side of town, stay on your side of town
Stay off my stomping grounds, stay on your side of town
Songwriters
MORGAN, HEATHER LYNN / DALY, BLAIR / MARLOW, MADDIE / DYE, TAYLORPublished by
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Bio Maddie Marlow and Taylor Dye never intended to hit a nerve when they sat down on St. Patricks Day and wrote “Girl In A Country Song.” Merely expressing their own reaction to the reductive tilt of today’s BroCountry, the pair and co-writer Aaron Schwerz shamelessly skewered its Xeroxed stereotypes; “Girl” was as much a lark as it was ever “meaningful social commentary.” Yet the response was so instant and intense, there was no denying it.

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