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Hi everyone, I'm Jeff, and welcome to History and Factoids
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About Today. Today's October the 6th. Today is National Plus
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Size Appreciation Day. Today, we celebrate the beauty of all women. Ladies,
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you don't have to starve yourself or live at the
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gym to be beautiful. You already are. Now, today, we're
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going to remind you of that. Now, in the modeling world,
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a model is considered plus size if she's a size
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6 or bigger. Well, the average American woman, she wears
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about around a 14, give or take. So guys, no
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matter what size of woman in your life is today, yeah,
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just make sure you let her know how pretty and
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beautiful she really is.
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You know what?
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Guys, take her out for some noodles. Today is also
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National Noodles Day.
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Woo-hoo!
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That's right.
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Lots of deals today. Big ones are Fazoli's and Noodles
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and Company's. Yeah, they're having big deals today. So that's
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a fun way to start the week. All right. What
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happened in entertainment on October 6th back in 1981? Number
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one album was Tattoo You by the Rolling Stones. Diana
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Ross and Lionel Richie had their number one song with
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Endless Love.
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And your eyes Your eyes Your eyes May tell me
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how much you care Oh yes You will always be
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My endless love.
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T.G. Shepard had the number one country song with Party Time.
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The number one book was Hotel New Hampshire by John Irving.
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The top movie was Paternity. A single guy, he wants
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to find a woman who will have his baby, no
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strings attached. Stars Burt Reynolds, Beverly D'Angelo, Norman Fell. The
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guy played Mr. Roper. 1927, the movie The Jazz Singer
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was released into theaters. It was the first talking motion
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picture of all time. Now, two years later, all movies
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will be talking. So the end of silent movies was
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with The Jazz Singer. Alright, what happened on October 6th? 1866!
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brothers john and simeon reno they made history in jackson
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county indiana they were the first to rob a train
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while it was running that's right see other train robbers
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they waited till the train stopped at the depot but
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not the reno brothers nope as the train was chugging
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along across indiana yep they stole thirteen thousand dollars be
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about four hundred thirty thousand dollars today so i'm sure
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mama reno was pretty proud of her boys but then
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her other two boys frank and william they decided to
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join them too so they just they weren't real creative
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they just called themselves the reno brothers In 1893, Nebraska,
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they invented cream of wheat cereal. Yeah, that wasn't very
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creative either. Chicago in 1945, a bar owner, he was
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nicknamed Billy Goat Sianis. He bought a ticket for him
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and his real goat to go to game four of
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the World Series. It was between the Detroit Tigers and
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the Chicago Cubs in Wrigley Field. Well, it's the security
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there escorting him out.
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Yeah.
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So as they were outside the stadium, he cursed a
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goat curse on the Chicago Cubs. Well, did the curse work? Well,
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the Cubs lost that World Series, which they were favored
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to win. Then they didn't win the World Series again
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until 2016, so 71 years later. Now, I don't think
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this is really what you want to hear from your president. 1961,
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with tensions running really high between the Soviet Union and
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the United States, President John Kennedy told Americans to start
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building fallout shelters to help themselves in a nuclear bomb war. 1966,
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LSD was declared an illegal drug. Kind of a buzzkill. 2010,
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two nerds launched Instagram. Yeah, the first post was a
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picture of a dog in Mexico at a taco stand.
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That's how I know they were nerds. Now, I do
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not understand how this is possible, but in 2018, in
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the Democratic Republic of Congo, 50 people were killed and
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over 100 people were severely burned after an oil tanker
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hit a car. Okay, who was born on October the 6th?
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Actress Janet Gaynor.
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She was born in Germantown, Pennsylvania in 1906.
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Now, she won the first.
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Best Actress Oscar.
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It was given out in 1928.
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Now, at that time, they just awarded it to the
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best actress that year. See, Jane, she had actually starred
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in Seventh Heaven, Street Angels, and Sunrise, a song of
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two humans. And the Academy, they thought, well, she did
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the best acting job this year, so let's give it
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to her. Now, the next year, they decided to give
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it for individual pictures. So one movie, one nomination, that
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kind of thing. But you know what? She didn't have
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any trouble going over from silent movies to talkies like
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others did. Nope, she was still just a huge star.
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And in 1939, she retired, 33 years old. Yep, she
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wanted to just be a mom and go raise her son.
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So she had married her second husband. Now, he was
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a costume designer, and they only got married to hide
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the fact that he was gay. Well, they hid it
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really well because she got pregnant with that little boy.
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They stayed married for 20 years until her gay husband
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died from a stroke. Then she married her third guy
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in 1964. They were together until she died in 1984. Yeah,
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she got in a really bad car accident. She died
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from injuries from it. She was 77 years old. Actress
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Carol Lombard. She was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana in 1908. Now,
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as big as Janet I was talking about was, Carol,
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she was bigger. Yep, she was the top actress in
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the world. And she was married to the top actor
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in the world, Clark Gable. Now, during World War II,
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she was out on a tour for promoting war bonds.
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You know, that helped support the United States in World
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War II. Well, when she was done with the tour,
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she was flying back home. They had a plane crash,
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killed all 37 people on board.
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It was 1942.
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She was 33 years old. Lonnie Johnson, 77. He was
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born in Mobile, Alabama. Back in 1966, Lonnie, he was
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representing his high school at the Alabama State Fair on
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like a technology contest. He was the only black student
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who was entered. Well, he won. See, he had made
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a robot that was powered by compressed air. So that
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caused him to go in and be an aerospace engineer
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for NASA. Now, he did some great work for NASA.
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He didn't think it was challenging enough, though, so he quit.
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Then he went out and he invented the super soaker
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water gun and then the Nerf gun. Yeah, both use
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principle of compressed air. Now, he made a lot more
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money from those inventions than Madison was ever going to
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pay him. Now, he's in the Inventor Hall of Fame.
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He is married, and they have four children. Yeah, that
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was Kevin Cronin. He was the lead singer for REO Speedwagon. Yeah,
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they just called their quits earlier this year. Kevin's 75.
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He was born in Evanston, Illinois. He joined REO in 1975.
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Sold over 40 million records. Take it on the run.
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Keep on loving you. Time for me to fly. Can't
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fight this feeling. That's some of their biggest. Kevin, you
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were back in 1992, and they have six kids.
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Ba-la-la-la-la-la-la. Ba-la-la-la-la-la.
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No, that was not Richie Valens. Nope, that was David Hildago.
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He is the lead singer for the band Los Lobos.
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David's 72. He was born in Los Angeles. Helped form
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Los Lobos in 1973. That means the Wolves. Now, they
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actually have shows all the way scheduled through April. So
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if you want, you have plenty of time to go
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see Los Lobos and consoles. They won four Grammys, been
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nominated 12 times. Now, David, he sings and plays the
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drum for the band. But he also plays in the
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studio for other artists who are recording records. So in
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the studio, David has played on other people's albums. He's
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played the accordion, the violin, the banjo, the cello, drums, guitar. Yeah,
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all on other artists' records. He does have two sons,
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and they're both drummers in their own bands. Actress Elizabeth Shue.
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She was born in Wilmington, Delaware in 1963. 63 today.
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Actor Andrew Shue. Yeah, that's her younger brother. Now, her
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first movie was Karate Kid, then Cocktail, Back to the
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Future 2 and 3. She was nominated for an Oscar
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for the movie Leaving Las Vegas. On TV, she was
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on CSI for a couple years. Now, she got married
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in 1994, and they have one son and two daughters.
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Actress Amy Jo Johnson's 56. She was born in Hyannis, Massachusetts.
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She's most known for TV. She played Kimberly Hart on
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the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. Yeah, she was the pink one.
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Later on, she was on Felicity and then Flashpoint. Now,
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she still acts, but she does more directing. Now, she
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was married for eight years and they had a daughter. Now,
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she gets mistaken a lot for actress Jennifer gardner so
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much so that now i mean she just goes with
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it yeah somebody asked she just gives them jennifer gardner's
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autograph yeah she doesn't know what jennifer gardner's autograph looks
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like but she gets it from him anyway all righty
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our quote of the day it comes from eddie van
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halen The greatest guitarist of all time. He died today
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in 2020 when he was 65 years old. Eddie says,
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it makes me feel kind of weird, but obviously the
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man upstairs has given me something and it touches people.
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I am just so, so blessed. Thank you all for
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Artist of the Day comes today from Kayla down in Pueblo, Colorado.
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She wants to hear a Jesse Lynn song, Keepin' the Ring.
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You guys have an awesome day, and we'll talk tomorrow.
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He's gone, he's history It was fine at the start
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till he trampled on my heart and cheated on me.
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Looked me in the eye and lied like some guy
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on an unread country song. Now he's gone for so long.
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Maybe I'll cry tomorrow, but tonight I won't. I keep
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in the rain.
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Now I ain't no material girl. But it warms my
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heart and shines brighter than the stars lighting up.
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My whole world.
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If he tries to take it back, he's gonna see
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what happens.
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When a country girl gets real mad. Real mad.
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Maybe I'll cry tomorrow, but tonight.
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But it's alright You'll never be one good thing