| All around the mountain there’s a legend that has grown
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| 'Bout a boy they all call Billy, he lives up there alone
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| Works down in the mine where every day is black as night
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| By the time that Friday rolls around, he’s ready for them lights
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| He rakes a comb back through his hair, hitches up his pants
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| He’ll be taking on the town now, man, that town don’t stand a chance
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| Hillbilly Billy better run for the hills
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| Come down here to get his fill
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| Whiskey, women, wine and thrills
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| Husbands here are fit to kill
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| And if they catch that boy, they will
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| Hillbilly Billy better run for the hills
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| He reaches for his wallet, throws a card down on the bar
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| Then he takes a drink, and mixes it with something from a jar
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| By 10, he’s on the dance floor, tearing up some wood
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| Buying drinks for everybody with that card that ain’t no good
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| By 2, he’s in the alleyway with some old brother’s wife
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| 2:15 you’ll hear a shotgun, see him running for his life
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| Hillbilly Billy better run for the hills
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| Come down here to get his fill
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| Of whiskey, women, wine and thrills
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| Husbands here are fit to kill
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| And if they catch that boy, they will
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| Hillbilly Billy better run for the hills
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| They followed him down Main Street, saw him tear across the bridge
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| Caught him sit behind the junkyard out by Hunter’s Ridge
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| They swear they almost caught him right before the dome
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| He was gone, gone, gone, gone
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| Hillbilly Billy better run for the hills
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| Come down here, and his fill
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| He’ll be back, oh, yes, he will
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| Then hillbilly Billy better run for the hills, yeah
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| Hillbilly Billy better run for the hills
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| Come down here to get his fill
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| Of whiskey, women, wine and thrills
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| Husbands here are fit to kill
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| And if they catch that boy, they will
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| Hillbilly Billy better run for the hills
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| He’ll be back |