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Alan Jackson ~ Maybe I Should Stay Here


Maybe I should stay here For the rest of my life My compliments to you dear You're so easy on the eyes I'm likin' how my Jack and water mixes with your Estee Lauder ooh So maybe I should stay here And keep makin' eyes at you Maybe you should stay here I beg you not to go There's something I must say dear I'm compelled to let you know My intuition makes me think That holdin' you's a possibility So maybe you should stay here And keep makin' eyes at me Some lovers lose, some lovers win But honey I don't care Somebody said only fools rush in But me, I'm already there So maybe we should stay here 'Cause here's where we belong Like me the night is lonely Like you the night is young There's no reason why We shouldn't have these feelings If it happens naturally, oh yeah So maybe we should stay here For all eternity, oh baby, we should stay here just You and me more free lyrics

Maybe I should stay here
For the rest of my life
My compliments to you dear
You're so easy on the eyes
I'm likin' how my Jack and water mixes with your
Estee Lauder ooh
So maybe I should stay here
And keep makin' eyes at you

Maybe you should stay here
I beg you not to go
There's something I must say dear
I'm compelled to let you know
My intuition makes me think
That holdin' you's a possibility
So maybe you should stay here
And keep makin' eyes at me

Some lovers lose, some lovers win
But honey I don't care
Somebody said only fools rush in
But me, I'm already there

So maybe we should stay here
'Cause here's where we belong
Like me the night is lonely
Like you the night is young
There's no reason why
We shouldn't have these feelings
If it happens naturally, oh yeah
So maybe we should stay here
For all eternity, oh baby, we should stay here just
You and me

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