| Well, I caught you with him
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| On those damp satin sheets
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| So I packed my things
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| And then I hit the streets
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| 87 southbound
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| To San Antone
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| It’s getting late out
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| I ain’t got no home
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| The pavement’s burning at 92
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| I don’t need to hear no more excuses
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| That I don’t love you
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| Lord, the sun keeps beating me down
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| And it’s hotter than hell
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| And if I’m lucky I’ll catch a ride
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| But you can never tell
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| I’d rather be here with the bugs and flies
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| Than back there hearing your alibis
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| Heard all that, I’m gonna hear you say
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| I’m gonna take my pride and go the other way
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| 87 southbound
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| To San Antone
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| It’s getting late out
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| I’m forty miles from home
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| The rain keeps falling
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| Like the tears in my eyes
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| I’m just trying to wash away
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| The hurt from all your lies
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| Lightning streaks
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| Across the evening sky
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| And if I’m lucky I’ll make it big
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| Or lay right down and die
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| I know when the morning comes
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| I’m gonna be a walking son of a gun
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| And afternoon comes rolling around
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| I’ll have ten more miles and one more town
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| 87 southbound
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| To San Antone
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| It’s getting late out
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| I ain’t got no home
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| The pavement’s burning
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| At a hundred and two
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| I don’t need to hear no more excuses
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| That I don’t love you
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| I don’t need to hear no more excuses
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| That I don’t love you |