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Modern Day Romance (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band)

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We met on the highway, she flagged me down 
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Had a flat on her Stingray, with nobody around 
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So I helped her out, she said climb in 
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So I ditched me old truck just to see where the party would end 
 
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We spent the weekend in Reno in a honeymoon suite. 
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Never saw the casinos, barely took time to eat. 
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Well I never dreamed she'd take me that far. 
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But by Sunday that lady had taken a hold of my heart. 
 
Chorus: 
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It's just a modern day romance, a new kind of game 
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With no time to slow dance in the fast lane. 
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Well I tried to love her without any strings 
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But a modern day romance has left me some old-fashioned pain 
 
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She never said goodbye, just a note by the phone 
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It said thanks for the good time, but it's time to move on. 
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Now I'm out here walking with my thumb in the air 
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Wondering where she might have gone and why I even care 
 
Chorus:
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It's just a modern day romance, a new kind of game 
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With no time to slow dance in the fast lane. 
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Well I tried to love her without any strings 
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But a modern day romance has left me some old-fashioned pain