| He wore a Texas tuxedo, she wore Cadillac green
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| They went together like a match and gasoline
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| Big Davey Campbell from the abattoir
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| And Annie O’Malley works the Larson bar
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| Four thousand miles east of Tennessee
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| Paisley Road West is the place to be
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| He was a king of the cowboys, stealing the night
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| She was the queen of Memphis, robbing the bank of life
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| Whoa, robbing the bank of life
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| Gun fight is ready, be quick on the draw
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| The pistols, they were polished to shoot up the floor
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| A getaway car is the last bus home
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| To burn down that highway to the sweet unknown
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| Sunday morning, 'nother week to kill
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| Still in Little Dixie, left to Maryhill
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| He was a king of the cowboys, stealing the night
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| She was the queen of Memphis, robbing the bank of life
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| Whoa, robbing the bank of life
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| Two shots of whiskey and an iron brew
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| Hands up, no one move
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| King of the cowboys, stealing the night
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| Queen of Memphis, robbing the bank of life
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| King of the cowboys, stealing the night
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| Queen of Memphis, robbing the bank of life
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| Robbing the bank of life |