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Faron Young – Country Girl

Written by Roy Drusky. The single was Young's fourth number one on the country chart. "Country Girl" stayed on the charts for thirty-two weeks.

Faron Young – Country Girl, is a 1959 single by Faron Young, written by Roy Drusky. The single was Young’s fourth number one on the country chart. «Country Girl» stayed on the charts for thirty-two weeks. The B-side, «I Hear You Talkin'», peaked at number twenty-seven on the country chart.
Faron Young - Country Girl
Cover LP Faron Young Capitol 1960
Faron Young – Country Girl
From the album Sings the Best
B-side «I Hear You Talkin'»
Released 1959
Genre Country
Length 2:33
Label Capitol
Songwriter(s) Roy Drusky

COUNTRYPEDIA




Faron Young – Country Girl Lyrics

I met you, my country girl
You didn’t have a thing
I fell in love, I dressed you up
Then I bought the ring
I was teaching you to love
You were learning fine
Then one day, you learned too much
And it poisoned your sweet mind
Now you’ve gone and left me
You’re with somebody new
But I wonder if you told him
I bought the clothes on you
When you two are dancin’
And you whisper soft and sweet
I wonder if you tell him
I bought the shoes on your feet
Now I’ve lost my country girl
To a city love affair
He’d built you up, you fell for him
You didn’t treat me fair
You think that he’s a dream come true
He says he loves you so
But wait until the word gets out
I taught you all that you know
Now you’ve gone and left me
You’re with somebody new
But I wonder if you told him
I bought the clothes on you
When you two are dancin’
And you whisper soft and sweet
I wonder if you’ll tell him
I bought the shoes on your feet…

GENIUS




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Single Faron Young Capitol 1959
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