| Charlie found Billy
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| In a far-off town
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| It had been more than a year since his daughter Marie
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| Had been put into the ground
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| Charlie swore when he found him
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| He would get his revenge
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| For the loss of a daughter
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| Billy Jackson’s life would come to an end
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| Ooh, his time would come
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| Ooh, his time would come
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| When Billy saw Charlie
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| It was too late to run
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| Charlie was standing in the doorway
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| And in his hand he held a gun
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| The chase was all over
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| But Billy felt relieved somehow
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| For tomorrow he would not have to run
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| No matter what happened now
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| Ooh, his time had come
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| Ooh, his time had come
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| Billy said, «Charlie, I know you’re gonna kill me
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| But just let me say
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| It’s true, I was the father of Marie’s child
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| And I, I ran away
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| But we’d planned to get married
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| But we were both of us just kids
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| And Marie told me how you got so angry
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| On the night she tried to tell you what we did
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| So we decided I should split from town
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| Until the fuss had all died down
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| Then I heard how she died
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| And since that day I’ve only known misery
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| Now you’ve come for my blood
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| Perhaps I’ll get to join my Marie»
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| Charlie just stood there
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| And tears filled his eyes
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| He’d come to kill Billy
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| But never would, he realised
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| They both loved his daughter
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| He knew that at last
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| And hatred can’t build a future
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| And vengeance can’t bring back the past
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| Ooh, that time has gone
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| Ooh, that time has gone |