| Well I think I’ll play the jukebox and light up another cigarette
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| They say for every puff of that loving smoke you get another minute closer to
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| death.
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| Well I smoke two or three packs a day and my arithmatic is not to sound.
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| But I know I’m getting hours closer to that cold, cold ground.
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| To that cold, cold ground.
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| Now this morning I had me a woman and a love so nice and fine.
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| But this evening I watched her board that train and move on down the line.
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| Our love was so good but now she’s gone and this is what I’ve found.
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| Her leaving sure brought me closer to that cold, cold ground.
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| To that cold, cold ground.
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| Well I’m standing in the back alley with a pistol in my hand.
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| I never thought a womens love could do this to a man.
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| I hear that hammr clickin', what a sweet, terrible sound.
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| Let my tombstone read «no liquor, no smoke, no drugs, but a woman’s love put me
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| in that cold, cold ground. |
| Put me in that cold, cold ground. |