| Ol' Jimmy, a real hard worker, loadin' trucks at the Feed and Save
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| Well-liked, a really nice fella: that’s why it’s hard to believe
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| One day, two counties over, he got caught with another man’s wife
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| Shots fired, smoke cleared: her husband took Jimmy’s life
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| In an instant, all the good stuff he’d ever done was all gone
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| Now everybody just remembers the one thing that he did wrong
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| You can have it all an' in the twinklin' of an eye
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| It can all turn around
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| If I live to roam this earth another hundred years
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| Without 20 seconds from right now
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| That ain’t the way that I wanna go out
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| Rob Jenkins, sittin' on the back pew: head bowed an' his eyes closed
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| Preacher talkin' 'bout gettin' to Heaven, said: «Brother would you like to go?»
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| White knuckles holdin' his Hymnal, while the choir sang Amazing Grace
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| He stands up, full of conviction: turns 'round an' runs out of that place
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| Off in his truck, says to himself: «Next Sunday, I’m a-gonna get saved.»
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| Runs a red light, hit broadside an' next Sunday is way too late
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| You can have it all an' in the twinklin' of an eye
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| It can all turn around
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| If I live to roam this earth another hundred years
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| Without 20 seconds from right now
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| That ain’t the way that I wanna go out
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| I’m gonna do right, an' make sure I ask forgiveness before I go:
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| I’m gonna take time, 'cause it’s a fine line
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| Between here an' «You never know.»
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| You can have it all an' in the twinklin' of an eye
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| It can all turn around
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| If I live to roam this earth another hundred years
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| Without 20 seconds from right now
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| That ain’t the way that I wanna go out
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| That ain’t the way that I wanna go out
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| No I don’t wanna go out |