| You with a loaded gun, with your guitar and discount wine
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| And nobody heard your shot ring out and vanish there in the night
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| But come the morning, they’ll be askin'
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| Who it was and how it happened
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| What’s the reason? |
| What’s the boy’s real name?
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| And then they’ll take you to the square
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| And cite your false offenses there
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| Make you leave just as sick as you came
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| Ooh, they called you a Sunday driver
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| They cursed you down to the bone
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| They called you a Sunday driver
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| They said you don’t belong
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| Oh, but you got caught at dawn in a monsoon in New Orleans
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| And you were holding on both coasts, and every city between
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| And now you’ve lost and every mark links to your skin
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| And who are they to say what hurt you feel?
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| And who are they to draw the line
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| To say what’s yours and what is mine
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| And who are they to say what’s fake or real?
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| Ooh, they called you a Sunday driver
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| They called you a Sunday driver
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| As if they walked in your shoes
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| They called you a Sunday driver |