
Date of issue: 14.03.2005
Record label: Atlantic Recording Corp. Manufactued &, Warner Strategic Marketing
Song language: English
Prison Song |
One day a friend took me aside |
And said I have to leave you |
For buying something from a friend |
They say I’ve done wrong |
For protecting the name of a man |
They say I’ll have to leave you, |
So now I’m bidding you farewell |
For much too long. |
And here’s a song to sing, |
For every man inside, |
If he can hear you sing |
It’s an open door. |
There’s not a rich man there, |
Who couldn’t pay his way |
And buy the freedom that’s a high price |
For the poor. |
Kids in Texas |
Smoking grass, |
Ten year sentence |
Comes to pass |
Misdemeanor |
In Ann Arbor, |
Ask the judges |
Why? |
One day a friend said to her kids |
I’m gonna have to leave you |
For selling something to the man |
I guess I did wrong |
And although I did the best I could |
I’m gonna have to leave you |
So now I’m kissing you farewell |
For much too long. |
And here’s a song to sing, |
For every man inside |
If he can hear you sing |
It’s an open door. |
There’s not a rich man there |
Who couldn’t pay his way |
And buy the freedom that’s a high price |
For the poor. |
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