| I let it all hang out last night
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| Come in hung over this morning
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| My woman met me at the door
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| Preaching me this warning
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| She said «You're gonna have to change
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| Your sinful way of living»
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| She’s playing Hell
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| Trying to get me to Heaven
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| Well I promised to go to church with her
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| About a month of Sundays ago
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| And here it is, it’s Sunday again
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| And I ain’t been once in a row
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| And everytime that old church bell rings
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| You can hear my rod and reel singing
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| She’s playing Hell
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| Trying to get me to Heaven
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| She’s playing Hell
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| Trying to get me to Heaven
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| 'Cause there ain’t no way
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| All my sins could be forgiven
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| There’s only Ten Commandments
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| But I broke at least eleven
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| She’s playing Hell
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| Trying to get me to Heaven
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| --- Instrumental ---
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| She went out and bought me
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| A Sunday go-meeting suit
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| And I must confess it looked pretty sharp
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| With my old hunting boots
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| But I wore holes in both the knees
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| Trying to roll them sevens
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| She’s playing Hell
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| Trying to get me to Heaven
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| She’s playing Hell
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| Trying to get me to Heaven… |