| Once upon a time there was a man
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| He was standing where you’re standing now
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| But no one’s heard from him
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| Once upon a time there was a girl
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| But a girl has other ways to pay
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| Are you a married man?
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| When you owe me, you owe me
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| You don’t want to know me
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| I’ll say hi to your friends
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| See how far
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| The finger bends
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| Once upon a time there was a boy
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| He said things a boy should never say
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| I crushed his skull and teeth and broke his neck and —
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| — Once upon a time there was a corpse
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| Hard to say if it was boy or girl
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| From what was left behind
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| When you owe me, you owe me
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| You don’t want to know me
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| I’ll sneak into your house
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| I’ll be as quiet as a
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| Little mouse
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| If you were late to church
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| God may forgive you but the devil will follow you home
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| And crawl in bed with you
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| And if you were late for me
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| I’d take an axe to everything you love
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| Or my bare hands
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| When you owe me, you owe me
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| You don’t want to know me
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| Never a moments rest
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| I’ll rip the infant from his mother’s breast |