| Stranded. |
| This is the land of the living dead
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| Children with firearms. |
| Old ladies giving head
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| Zombies that shoot pool and sell used cars
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| Nobody gets away without a few new scars
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| Everything is dump and ruined in some way
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| The whole town ‘ll probably drown one day
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| It coulda gotten the best of us, if we had let it
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| We were stuck without an umbrella and bad credit
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| Me and my flame out here on our own
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| Probably a good 3000 miles away from home
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| Deep in shit to be at least in some part subtle/settled
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| The story of my life. |
| We were running into car trouble
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| Good luck and bad ain’t always easy to distinguish
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| We had a hard time finding some folks that spoke English
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| Looked upon like killers and felt like we were waste away
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| The night fell hard and we needed a place to stay
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| Our desperation being powerfully great
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| We ended up at this place with an hourly rate
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| To say the place was sketchy is putting it loosely
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| The owner was out of breath and sweating profusely
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| He lived in an apartment that was connected to the front desk
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| I could see into his bedroom an old woman that was undressed
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| A terrible sight with his dirty shirt and black sandals
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| He looked like Peter Fonda and smelled like Jack Daniels
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| Our room was a bad dream, floor to the ceiling
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| Burn marks everywhere, the wallpaper was peeling
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| The bathroom was crawling with roaches and beetles
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| A sign above the toilet read «Don't flush your needles.»
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| The towels were all yellow, the bathtub was filthy
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| Somebody wrote on the wall the word «guilty.»
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| Unable to speak, our thoughts were in brackets
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| We called it a night and slept in our jackets |