| Letra de Pretty-Boy Floyd:
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| Come gather round me people and a story I will tell
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| About Pretty Boy Floyd the outlaw, Oklahoma knew him well
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| In the town of Shawnee all on a Saturday afternoon
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| With his wife beside him in the truck as into the town he rode
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| There a deputy approached him in a manner very rude
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| Using vulgar language that his wife she overheard
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| Pretty Boy grabbed a log chain and the deputy grabbed his gun
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| In the fight that followed he laid the deputy down
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| He took to the woods and mountains of the Canadian river shore
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| Pretty Boy found a welcome at many a poor farmer’s door
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| He took to the woods and mountains and led a life of shame
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| Every crime in Oklahoma was added to his name
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| There is many starving farmer the same old story told
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| How Pretty Boy paid their mortgage and saved their little homes
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| More speak about a strange man who came to beg a meal
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| And underneath his napkin left a thousand dollar bill
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| In the town of Shawnee all on a Christmas day
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| There came a car filled with groceries and a message that did say
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| «You say I am an outlaw, you say I am a thief
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| Here’s a Christmas dinner for the children on relief.»
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| As round the world I travel I’ve met all kinds of men
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| Some rob you with a six gun, some with a fountain pen
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| But as round the world I travel and round the world I roam
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| I’ve yet to see an outlaw drive a family from their home |