| 'Twas with no surprise I could feel his eyes
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| A-comin' straight through the back of my head
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| So I took my flight by the pale moonlight
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| No instinct to guide me, I fled
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| «If I catch you still with my wife I’ll kill you, boy»
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| That’s what he told me before
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| I didn’t pay no heed cause she said I’d need
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| So I kept going back there for more
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| Look out behind you, all right
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| If you don’t leave it alone
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| He’s gonna hound you all night
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| Said slow down boy and they’ll carry you home
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| There could be no way I was going to stay
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| With a man like that on my heel
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| He was six foot four and could eat a door
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| And his fists were like great blocks of steel
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| But his wife was rude and it seemed so good
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| To have fun while he was away
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| While he lived in hope of the sale of soap
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| Like the cat and the mouse we would play
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| Look out behind you, all right
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| If you don’t leave it alone
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| He’s gonna hound you all night
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| Said slow down boy and they’ll carry you home
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| It was late that night when he came inside
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| I could see through the glass by the door
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| For his key had stuck and I praised my luck
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| As I dived from the bed to the floor
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| When I heard him yell like a bat from hell
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| I was out enough down the road
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| Twas with no surprise I could feel his eyes
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| And imagine the gun that he’d load
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| Right up behind me all right
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| Cos I couldn’t leave it alone
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| He will hound me all night
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| Said, slow down boy and they’ll carry you home |