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Aaron Tippin ~ How's The Radio Know


I ain't told nobody 'bout the trouble i've got on me I keep my tears to myself so no one in the world can see No i ain't let on the truth to a living soul So how's the radio know How's the radio know she left How's the radio know i did her wrong Every record that dj spins Is a good-love-gone-bad song How's the radio know i miss her And i'd die to tell her so Oh, how's the radio know They played one about a fool chocked up with regret And then one about a woman that a man won't ever forget Yeah, back-to-back heartbreakers in a row How's the radio know How's the radio know she left How's the radio know i did her wrong Every record that dj spins Is a good-love-gone-bad song How's the radio know i miss her And i'd die to tell her so Oh, how's the radio know more free lyrics

I ain't told nobody 'bout the trouble i've got on me
I keep my tears to myself so no one in the world can see
No i ain't let on the truth to a living soul
So how's the radio know

How's the radio know she left
How's the radio know i did her wrong
Every record that dj spins
Is a good-love-gone-bad song
How's the radio know i miss her
And i'd die to tell her so
Oh, how's the radio know

They played one about a fool chocked up with regret
And then one about a woman that a man won't ever forget
Yeah, back-to-back heartbreakers in a row
How's the radio know

How's the radio know she left
How's the radio know i did her wrong
Every record that dj spins
Is a good-love-gone-bad song
How's the radio know i miss her
And i'd die to tell her so
Oh, how's the radio know

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