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Waylon Jennings

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She's a good hearted woman in love with a good timin' man.
She loves him in spite of his ways she don't understand.
With teardrops & laughter they pass through this world hand in hand,
A good hearted woman, lovin' a good timin' man.
--
Good Hearted Woman, title track from Good Hearted Woman, written with Willie Nelson (1972)

 
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