| You know she took the Chevrolet with her this morning, people
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| She didn’t leave me nothing but a mule to ride
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| She took the car this morning
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| Left me an old mule to ride
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| You know, when the car backed out the driveway
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| That old mule laid down and died
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| She didn’t leave me nothing, people
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| Nothing but these old helpless blues
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| She didn’t leave me nothing, people
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| Nothing but these old helpless blues
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| A dirty two-room apartment
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| Yes, and a cardboard suitcase full of «I-Owe-You's»
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| I said, how can you do to me, baby?
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| Oh, how can you just stand right there in my face and watch me cry?
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| Oh, tell me, baby, how can you stand in my face, watch me cry?
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| Oh, she said: I got news for you
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| Oh, darling, I can stand in your face and watch you die!
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| She took my ring right off the night stand, people
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| You know, she went and put my grandpa’s watch in pawn
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| She took my old diamond ring off the night stand
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| She put my grandpa’s watch in pawn
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| She said: if you don’t believe I’m leaving, baby
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| If you don’t believe I’m leaving, baby
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| If you don’t believe I’m going, sweet thing
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| If you don’t think I’m quitting, David
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| Why, just you count the days I’m gone |