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I've been a winner
Two or three times in my life
I know the dangers
Of pickin' the wrong kind of wife
I've been a loser
Had her in the palm of my hand
Started talkin' all outta my head
About places and things I've never been

That's when I opened my mouth
And the stupid came rollin'
Right outta my head

See, I'm a pretty smart guy
But I've done some crazy sorta things
Like that night when you and me, buddy
Down there in New Orleans
But I could keep that secret
99 percent of the time
But I got to drinkin' with your ol' lady
And her best friend at the time

That's when I opened my mouth
And the stupid came rollin'
Right outta my head

Well you'd think by now
I'd learn to shutup
Think I'd have experience
Well, you'd think I'd stop talkin'
Turn around and start walkin'
And save what's left of my self respect...

Well you'd think by now
I'd learn to shutup
Think I'd have experience
Well, you'd think I'd stop talkin'
Turn around and start walkin'
And save what's left of my self respect...

I've been a winner
Two or three times in my life
I know the dangers
Of pickin' the wrong kind of wife
I've been a loser
Had her in the palm of my hand
Started talkin' all outta my head
About places and things I've never been

That's when I opened my mouth
And the stupid came rollin'
Right outta my head

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from The Family Farm, released July 1, 2005

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