| I’m Dressin' Up Like Santa Claus on Christmas
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| As soon as I can get out on parole
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| I’ll hang out on your street
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| Your kids I’d love to meet
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| As soon as I get out of this rat hole
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| And I won’t mind just sliding down your chimney
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| Cause I just spent fifteen years a-shovelin' coal
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| I’m Dressin' Up Like Santa Claus on Christmas
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| As soon as I can get out on parole
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| I’m anxious to get out among the living
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| And I’m makin' up a list of those to see
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| Duded up in red and white
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| Instead of these old stripes
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| Just think of how surprised they’re gonna be
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| The old home town will sure be glad to see me
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| Cause by now it slipped their minds how much I stole
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| And I’m Dressin' Up Like Santa Claus on Christmas
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| As soon as I can get out on parole
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| I’m careful to be on my best behavior
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| Cause the warden’s watching every thing I do
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| Thank God he didn’t see
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| That fight in cell block 3
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| Or I’d be stuck here till I’m 92
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| Just a few more questions from that nice committee
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| Then through those rusty gates I’ll proudly stroll
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| And I’m Dressin' Up Like Santa Claus on Christmas
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| As soon as I can get out on parole
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| Just as soon as I can get out on parole
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| I’m Home! |