| Well I lay my head on the railroad track
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| Waiting on the Double E
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| But the train don’t run by here no more
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| Poor poor pitiful me
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| Poor poor pitiful me
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| Poor poor pitiful me
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| Oh these boys won’t let me be
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| Lord have mercy on me
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| Woe woe is me
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| Well I met a man out in Hollywood
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| Now I ain’t naming names
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| Well he really worked me over good
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| Just like Jesse James
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| Yes he really worked me over good
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| He was a credit to his gender
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| Put me through some changes Lord
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| Sort of like a Waring blender
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| Poor poor pitiful me
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| Poor poor pitiful me
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| Oh these boys won’t let me be
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| Lord have mercy on me
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| Woe woe is me
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| Well I met a boy in the Vieux Carres
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| Down in Yokohama
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| He picked me up and he threw me down
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| He said «Please don’t hurt me Mama»
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| Poor poor pitiful me
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| Poor poor pitiful me
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| Oh these boys won’t let me be
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| Lord have mercy on me
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| Woe woe is me
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| Poor poor poor me
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| Poor poor pitiful me
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| Poor poor poor me
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| Poor poor pitiful me
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| Poor poor poor me
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| Poor poor pitiful me |