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Business, 11.01.2021 20:30, wendhycardenas2019

He's a phone call to his parents He's a Bible by the bed

He's the t-shirt that I'm wearing

He's the song stuck in my Head

He's solid and He's steady

Like the Allegheny runs

He knows just where He's going

And He's proud of where He's from

One of the good ones

He's one of the good ones

A love me like he should one

Like he wrote the book one

The kind you find when you don't even look one

Anybody can be good once

But He's good all the time

He's one of the good ones

And He's all mine

He's one of the good ones

You'll know Him when you see Him

By the way He looks at me

You'd say He hung the moon

I'd say He hung the galaxy

Nobody does it better

Oh the way He pulls me in

I've known a couple bad ones

But they all led me to Him

He's one of the good ones

A love me like he should one

Like he wrote the book one

The kind you find when you don't even look one

Anybody can be good once

But He's good all the time

He's one of the good ones

And He's all mine

He's one of the good ones

We should all find us one

They're out there, minus one

Some of the good ones

Yeah, I got a good one

A love me like he should one

Like he wrote the book one

The kind you find when you don't even look

Anybody can be good once

But He's good all the time

He's one of the good ones

And He's all mine

He's one of the good ones

And He's all mine

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