| We all worked on the highway
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| I was a leading hand
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| She was a clerk on the payroll and he was a security man
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| We were all tired of the highways
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| Heading down a one-way track
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| We headed out with the payroll
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| And we never headed back
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| Grab the money and run
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| That’s all you can do
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| When there’s a world out there and it’s waiting for you
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| On our way
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| At the most we had a half a day
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| Then every cop in the land
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| Every government man
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| Every two-bit crook with a gun in his hand
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| Would be out and about
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| And just looking for us
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| Things went well on the backroads
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| Hardly saw a soul all day
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| And by the time they had discovered us missing
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| We were four hundred miles away
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| Climbing on board the «Argentine Queen»
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| Bobby, Jenny and me
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| Two hundred grand in the captain in hand
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| And heading out to sea
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| Grab the money and run
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| That’s all you can do
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| When there’s a world out there and it’s waiting for you
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| Goodbye old friends
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| I guess we’ll never see them again
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| But every cop in the land
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| Every government man
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| Every two-bit crook with a gun in his hand |
| Would hardly expect us to go and catch a boat to Mexico
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| Lying low in Mexico
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| Had seemed like a real good plan
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| When she was a clerk on the payroll and he was a security man
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| But sometimes some people are not what they seem to be
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| Now every cop in the land
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| Every government man
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| Bobby and Jenny with a gun in their hands
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| Are out and about and just looking for me |