| My neighbors car got stole last night
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| Right out of his driveway.
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| We heard the dogs barking,
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| We never paid them any mind.
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| And Mary says she’s gonna lock the door
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| From now on when we go away.
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| I’ve been walking around this farm
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| Wondering if it’s time…
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| Time to get a gun.
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| That’s what I’ve been thinking.
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| I could afford one,
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| If I did just a little less drinking.
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| Time to put something,
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| Between me and the sun.
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| When the talking is over
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| It’s time to get a gun.
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| Last week a government man was there
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| When I walked out my back door.
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| He said I’m sorry to bother you
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| It don’t matter anymore
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| 'Cause even while we were talking
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| Right here where we stand,
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| They give plans for a four lane highway
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| And a big old overpass.
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| It’s time to get a gun
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| That’s what I’ve been thinking
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| I could afford one
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| If I did just a little less drinking.
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| Time to put something
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| Between me and the sun.
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| When the talking is over
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| It’s time to get a gun.
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| Mary says she’s worried
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| About her self and her kids.
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| Never known anybody had a gun
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| And her daddy never did.
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| But I think it should be up to me
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| 'Cause when it’s all said and done
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| Somebody’s gotta walk into the night
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| And I’m gonna be that one.
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| It’s time to get a gun
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| That’s what I’m thinking.
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| I could afford one
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| If I did just a little less drinking.
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| It’s time to put something
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| Between me and the sun.
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| When the talking is over
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| It’s time to get a gun.
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| When the party is over
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| It’s time to get a gun. |