| Pack my bags, packed it in
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| Never coming back here again
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| Paid my dues and stayed in line
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| Sixteen years I served my time
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| Now what I did I do regret
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| All the days that I had wept
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| Up all night and you can bet
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| I’ve got to live with that
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| See the lights of downtown
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| That’s where I shot that old man down
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| Now the heat’s calling me
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| Caused my insanity
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| Now when I walked and people say
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| «How could he just walk away?»
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| Had a gun, no daughter, no son
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| One life is gone and one begun
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| What I did I do regret
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| All the days that I had wept
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| Up all night and you can bet
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| I’ve got to live with that
|
| See the lights of downtown
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| That’s where I shot that old man down
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| Now the heat is calling me
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| Caused my insanity
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| No, I can’t run away
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| I can’t hide
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| Well, it’s a slow death
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| For me inside
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| See the lights of downtown
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| That’s where I shot that old man down
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| Now the heat is calling me
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| Caused my insanity
|
| See the lights of downtown
|
| That’s where I shot that old man down
|
| Now the heat is calling me
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| Caused my insanity
|
| See the lights of downtown
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| That’s where I shot that old man down
|
| Now the heat is calling me
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| Caused my insanity |