Cigarette - Frankie Ballard

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Heart shaped smoke rings dancing off the end of your lips
sneaking out the back of your throat and coming out between your finger tips
all I can think about is all that I can think about and I keep thinking bout it thinking bout it
I wanna be your cigarette smoking on so cool or maybe that red wine drinking down so smooth
I wanna be your fire thats taking you higher
girl you can leave me or let me burn
I wanna be your cigarette cigarette
a big bad bar flys sliding up the side of your hips trying to get close to you just take another drag take another sip
all that I can think about is all that I can think about and I keep thinkin bout it thinkin bout it
I wanna be your cigarette smoking on so cool or maybe that red wine your drinking down so smooth
I wanna be your fire thats taking you higher
Girl you can leave me or let me burn
I wanna be your cigarette cigarette
I dont want your number I want your name girl I dont wanna waste your time
I dont want your heart girl I could only break it I dont wanna wreak your mind
I wanna be your cigarette smoking on so cool or maybe that red wine your drinking down so smooth
I wanna be your fire thats taking you higher
girl you can leave me or let me burn
I wanna be your cigarette cigarette
I wanna be your cigarette
I wanna be your cigarette
I wanna be your cigarette cigarette

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The Tell Me You Get Lonely Songfacts says: Country music singer Frankie Ballard first came to the public's attention after winning Kenny Chesney 's Next Big Star competition for Michigan in 2008. Ballard subsequently opened shows for Chesney at Michigan venues. After signing to Reprise Records Nashville in 2010 he released "Tell Me You Get Lonely" as his debut single.
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