| Squatting before the river with one hand submerged
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| The warden feels the rush of the current
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| Along with the arrogance and the nerve of the fugitive
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| Confirming his initial sentiment of their connection
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| The warden knows that if he allows the cocoon to release the 1000 butterflies
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| That it would be a victory for our fugitive
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| This is one celebration that he’s hate to observe from the opposing sidelines
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| The confetti, the cheers, the speeches filled with empty promises for the future
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| At the award presentation
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| The warden believes this is the same celebration
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| That the devil held as a mockery of the destruction of his family
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| He believes that somehow a dark force cajoled him
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| To accepting the position at the state penitentiary
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| Thus distancing himself from his young family
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| The devil needed a way out of hell
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| And he used the warden
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| A swap of souls
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| The devil is wandering free about the land
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| While the warden is stuck as the new overseer of hell
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| The warden too desired to escape prison like our fugitive
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| Just for a chance to explain himself to his beloved family
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| But the devil’s curse of pride would never allow his heavy tongue to speak in
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| that manner
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| The warden can attest to how 500 chains feels on the neck of a man
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| The burden makes a man sink twelve feet deep with every step
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| He needs to get our fugitive back in custody
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| If only to justify his own existence
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| He can smell the blood of the fugitive
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| He dries his hand
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| And continues south
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| Rapidly |