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No Dudes Allowed
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hey ladies
drop your laundry pile
it's time we talked for a while
us ladies need to stick together
we could feel a whole lot better
if we had a girls night
everything would be alright
i'm telling you because it's true
fellas could learn a thing or two
no dudes allowed
walk away from all the chores
they seem to think that they are all ours
leave your man some dirty dishes
he's gonna wish we never wished it
that we had a girls night
everything would be alright
he wants the remote let him have it
let's try to make girls night a habit
but when it's time to go home
to our families
there's a hot meal
kids asleep
rooms are clean
and we have the best husbands in the world
still we're girls
and we need some time to clear our minds
no dudes allowed
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Jen Florida
Just a small town girl hitting record on the tape player.
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