| Ohh, ohh
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| M-16, AK-47, pump rifle, desert eagle
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| All home made one to
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| Dem a walk wid gun in the hand and a run the town
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| All in front, ah, station man, ah, shot man down
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| Dem a walk wid gun in the hand and a run the town
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| All in front, ah, station man, ah, shot man down
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| 'Cause they’ve got
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| Cold feet, cold, cold, cold, cold feet
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| Cold feet, cold, cold, cold, cold feet
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| There was a little boy
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| Once upon a time
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| Who in spite his young age
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| Small size knew his mind
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| For every copper penny
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| And clothes he would find
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| Making wish for better days
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| And for all time for no more
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| Cold feet, cold, cold, cold, cold feet
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| He grew up to be a worker
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| Did turn in to succeed
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| Made a life for himself
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| Free from worry wants and needs
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| With nobody to share his life with
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| With nobody to keep him warm
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| At night when he go to sleep
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| He sleep alone with his
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| Cold feet, cold, cold, cold, cold feet
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| He struggled all his life
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| Just to be an honest man
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| Proud of the dirt in his palm, the soil of the land
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| Some guys I knew from my school days
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| Said they had a plan
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| To get rich to quick
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| They had to bound to me, Lawd
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| He decided to drive a car
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| He decided to carry a gun
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| To take the biggest risk of all
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| Prove his loyalty to his friends
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| He decided to tell his wife
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| Things would soon turn around
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| Said a little boy is dead
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| A man stand wid him now, Lawd |