None of them
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INTRO
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Lyndal is a waitress and she looks a little like Faith Hill,
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Turning heads down at the roadhouse when she's working the grill.
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You'd expect she'd be the only one,
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But there's plenty more like her out where she comes from.
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There's got to be something in the water,
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Got to be something in the atmosphere.
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Out here every good looking daughter,
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Would make you swear there was something in the water.
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Now she's got some little cousins, they live out on the Five Mile Plain,
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They've got the family likeness, they really drives the boys insane.
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You should watch them rope, see them ride,
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When they turn the mob, watch the red dust fly.
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There's got to be something in the water,
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Got to be something in the atmosphere.
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Out here every good looking daughter,
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Would make you swear there was something in the water.
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INSTRUMENTAL
See those girls walking down the street,
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Or at the swimming hole.
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Boys from out of town who stop this way,
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They shake their heads and you can hear them say:
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There's got to be something in the water,
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Got to be something in the atmosphere.
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There's got to be something in the water,
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Got to be something in the atmosphere.
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Out here every good looking daughter,
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Would make you swear there was something in the water.
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Something in the water.
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Something in the water.
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