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Brooks & Dunn ~ She's Not The Cheatin' Kind


(ronnie dunn) She's dressed to kill in a dress he bought her She wouldn't care if he walked in and caught her She's come to dance a dance or two And do no tellin' what by the time the night is through She found out the hard way about him She's out to find out how she'll do without him Her hands are shakin', her heart's pounding By the way she's drinking his memory's drowin' Chorus: She's not the cheatin' kind She's been cheated one too many times Oh, she's never fooled around 'cause he's still lyin' she's through cryin' She's not foolin' now She walks by and every head turns You can see how hot her fire burns He didn't know what a good thing he had It's too late and that's too bad (repeat chorus 3 times) more free lyrics

(ronnie dunn)

She's dressed to kill in a dress he bought her
She wouldn't care if he walked in and caught her
She's come to dance a dance or two
And do no tellin' what by the time the night is through

She found out the hard way about him
She's out to find out how she'll do without him
Her hands are shakin', her heart's pounding
By the way she's drinking his memory's drowin'

Chorus:
She's not the cheatin' kind
She's been cheated one too many times
Oh, she's never fooled around
'cause he's still lyin' she's through cryin'
She's not foolin' now

She walks by and every head turns
You can see how hot her fire burns
He didn't know what a good thing he had
It's too late and that's too bad

(repeat chorus 3 times)

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