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More pretty girls than one, more pretty girls than one
Every town I wander 'round
More pretty girls than one
Just like old Woody Guthrie sung
There's more pretty girls in the world than one
But all I need is one, all I need is one
All I need is one, all I need is one
Two would just be too much fun
Three would leave me three times done
What do I need four for? All I need is one
Once I had a lover, now she's gone
I guess she just wasn't the one
All I need is the one, all I need is the one
Hey, hey, Woody Guthrie I wrote you a song
It needed one verse, now it's done
All it needed was one, all it needed was one
All I need is one, all I need is one
Two would just be too much fun
Three would leave me three times done
Take me riding in a car car, this old song is done
Every town I wander 'round
More pretty girls than one
Just like old Woody Guthrie sung
There's more pretty girls in the world than one
But all I need is one, all I need is one
All I need is one, all I need is one
Two would just be too much fun
Three would leave me three times done
What do I need four for? All I need is one
Once I had a lover, now she's gone
I guess she just wasn't the one
All I need is the one, all I need is the one
Hey, hey, Woody Guthrie I wrote you a song
It needed one verse, now it's done
All it needed was one, all it needed was one
All I need is one, all I need is one
Two would just be too much fun
Three would leave me three times done
Take me riding in a car car, this old song is done
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All I Need Lyrics as written by Tom Meltzer
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