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Brooks & Dunn ~ You Can't Take The Honky Tonk Out Of The Girl


(Bob DiPiero/ Bart Allmand) Connie came back from her second cousin's wedding First time she'd been home in ‘bout a year or two Just in time for the rehearsal dinner But that crazy Connie wasn't wearing any shoes Chorus She lives in L.A. she flies to New York City That woman's been around the world You can take that girl out of the honky tonk But you can't take the honky tonk, can't take the honky tonk out of the girl Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Well the dinner broke up at about 11:30 And the boys went off to do what boys will do Connie said come here girls lets huddle up Around something that's a hundred proof Repeat Chorus Well at nine a.m. out in front of the church People are going nuts, just looking for the groom Somebody says hey by the way where's Connie She's run off with that boy in Cancun Repeat Chorus more free lyrics

(Bob DiPiero/ Bart Allmand)

Connie came back from her second cousin's wedding
First time she'd been home in ‘bout a year or two
Just in time for the rehearsal dinner
But that crazy Connie wasn't wearing any shoes

Chorus
She lives in L.A. she flies to New York City
That woman's been around the world
You can take that girl out of the honky tonk
But you can't take the honky tonk, can't take the honky tonk out of the girl
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh

Well the dinner broke up at about 11:30
And the boys went off to do what boys will do
Connie said come here girls lets huddle up
Around something that's a hundred proof

Repeat Chorus

Well at nine a.m. out in front of the church
People are going nuts, just looking for the groom
Somebody says hey by the way where's Connie
She's run off with that boy in Cancun

Repeat Chorus

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