| I was born a pistol
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| With a bullet in the barrel and another fistful
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| Step on up and you’ll know right where I stand
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| Church girls used to whisper
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| «Lord, it’s like the devil kissed her»
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| But Jesus loves me just the way I am
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| Well, there ain’t no cure for crazy
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| I ain’t sorry, baby
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| Wheels fell off of my trailer
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| Daddy taught me how to curse like a sailor
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| I’m an all-night, long neck, train wreck
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| Two queens short of a full deck
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| Good luck trying to save me
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| There ain’t no cure, no cure for crazy, baby
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| Now I ain’t prim and proper
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| No country clubbing, champagne popper
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| Dropping names, sipping Sonoma wine
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| I’ll be barefoot on the bar
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| White lightning buzz from a mason jar
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| Chasing my whiskey with a damn good time
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| Well, there ain’t no cure for crazy
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| I ain’t sorry, baby
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| Wheels fell off of my trailer
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| Daddy taught me how to curse like a sailor
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| I’m an all-night, long neck, train wreck
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| Two queens short of a full deck
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| Good luck trying to save me
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| There ain’t no cure, no cure for crazy, baby
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| And you can call the doctor to give me a pill
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| To me honey that’s just another thrill
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| I can try to act like you think I should
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| But it ain’t gonna do no good
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| ‘Cause there ain’t no cure for crazy
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| I ain’t sorry baby
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| Wheels fell off of my trailer
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| Daddy taught me how to curse like a sailor
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| I’m an all-night, long neck, train wreck
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| Two queens short of a full deck
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| Good luck trying to save me
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| There ain’t no cure, no cure for crazy baby |