| My head hurts, my feet stink, and I don’t love Jesus.
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| It’s that kind of mornin',
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| really was that kind of night.
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| Tryin' to tell myself that my
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| condition is improvin' and if I don’t
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| die by Thursday I’ll be roarin' Friday night.
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| Went down to the snake pit,
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| to drink a little beer.
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| Listened to the juke box,
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| oh, it’s comin' in clear.
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| All of a sudden I wasn’t alone
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| pickin' country music with old Joe Bones.
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| Duval Street was rockin',
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| my eyes they started poppin'!
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| Because there she sat at the corner of the bar,
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| as I broke another string on my old guitar.
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| Someone call a cab.
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| Lady won’t you pay my tab?
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| Got to get a little orange juice,
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| And a Darvon for my head.
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| I can’t spend all day,
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| Baby, layin' in bed.
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| I’m goin' down to Fausto’s
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| to get some chocolate milk.
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| Can’t spend my life in your sheets of silk
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| I’ve got to find my way
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| Crawl out and greet the day. |