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PERFORMING ARTISTS
Lonestar
Lonestar
Performer
John Wesley Ryles
John Wesley Ryles
Background Vocals
Dennis Wilson
Dennis Wilson
Background Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Sam Hogin
Sam Hogin
Songwriter
Phil Barnhart
Phil Barnhart
Songwriter
Mark D. Sanders
Mark D. Sanders
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Don Cook
Don Cook
Producer
Walter Henry Wilson
Walter Henry Wilson
Producer

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
She said "It's just a woman thing" and pulled out of the drive
I said not to worry, I'm an understanding guy
I heard that when you love someone you gotta let 'em go
She hollered "When I find myself you'll be the first to know"
Ooh, no news
[Verse 2]
I learned to do the laundry, feed the cat, and clean the house
I promised to be patient while she worked her problems out
When she packed her bags, her destination wasn't clear
But I sensed that her intentions were honest and sincere
Ooh, no news
[Chorus]
She could telephone, tell a friend, tell a lie about where she's been (No news)
Send a pigeon, send a fax, write it on a post-it pad (No news)
Send a signal up in smoke, tap it out in Morse Code
I'd prefer a bad excuse to no news
[Verse 3]
Her mama's been a little vague as to her whereabouts
Her sister says "I'm certain your romance is headed south"
I don't have a single doubt that she's still in love
My level of anxiety is just a product of
Ooh, no news
[Chorus]
She could telephone, tell a friend, tell a lie about where she's been (No news)
Send a pigeon, send a fax, write it on a post-it pad (No news)
Send a signal up in smoke, tap it out in Morse Code
I'd prefer a bad excuse
[Verse 4]
She missed her bus, missed her plane, surely this can be explained (No news)
Lost her car at the mall, got locked in a bathroom stall (No news)
Joined a cult, joined the klan, on the road with Pearl Jam (No news)
Buried with The Grateful Dead, came back as a Parrot Head (No news)
Got derailed, got de-iced, offered as a sacrifice (No news)
FBI, CIA, if they've seen her they ain't saying
No news
Still no news, woah-oh
Written by: Mark D. Sanders, Phil Barnhart, Sam Hogin
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