| I’ve been living on the wrong side of the law
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| For so long, I don’t know which side I am on
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| And every hand I shake, is shaking me down
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| For a hard luck song
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| Is there no one I can ride beside?
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| And you just came to mind
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| You can be my trigger
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| I can be your hanger on
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| I’ve been digging at a ditch, my dear
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| But I hit concrete late last year
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| Ohh, the spade and the shovel and all kinds of trouble
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| Came and stripped me of my natural cheer
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| This could be a grave site
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| Or we could make a garden here
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| You could plant gardenias
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| I could be released from fear
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| Don’t the night grow cold
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| Sleeping in a garden
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| Don’t the birds move slow
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| Their wings get frozen here
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| Lying on the wrong side of the bed
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| Since you’ve gone I don’t know which side I am on
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| Ohh, and every stitch of the bedspread
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| Is doing my head in all night long
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| Lord, let this be, let this be the last time
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| I should have to suffer so
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| Hurry down the morning
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| And I will be prepared to go |