Lorrie Morgan

Featuring: Dolly Parton

Who do you think you are
What do you think this is
A game you can play tryin' to steal him away
Well I don't need a heartache like this

Well don't think I don't go through hell
But heaven is what we both want
He's easy to love but he's hard to give up
And if you think I will well you're wrong

The best woman wins I will fight 'til the end
I'll lay down and die if I must
I'll beg and I'll plead I will suffer and bleed
But he must make a choice between us

This soap opera play that we're in
Is just like you watch on t.v
But I never thought that I'd ever get caught in it
Starring you him and me

In love as in war all is fair
So a fight to the finish begins

When you fight from desire you fight fire with fire
So may the best woman win

The best woman wins I will fight 'til the end
I'll lay down and die if I must
I'll beg and I'll plead I will suffer and bleed
But he must make a choice between us
So may the best woman win

May the best woman win
May the best woman win
I'll never give up or give in
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The best woman win (best woman win)
I'll never give up or give in
So may the best woman win
May the best woman win
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I'll never give up or give in
So may the best woman win

The daughter of classic country singer George Morgan, Loretta Lynn Morgan was born June 27, 1959 in Nashville, TN. She made her first appearance on the Grand Ole Opry at age 13, performing “Paper Roses,” which was written by Fred Spielman and Janice Torre. So far in her career, she has had three #1 “Five Minutes,” “What Part of No,” and “I Didn’t Know My Own Strength.” She has also had eleven songs reach the top 10. Those songs are “Dear Me,” “Out of Your Shoes,” “He Talks to Me,” “We Both Walk,” “A Picture of Me Without You,” “Except for Monday,” “Watch Me,” “Half Enough,” “Back in Your Arms Again,” “Good As I Was to You,” and “Go Away.”

Lorrie has been married six

- Ron Gaddis 1979-1980, one daughter, Morgan Anastasia Gaddis

From the album

Something in Red (1991)

Lorrie Morgan popular songs

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