| Boy, you may go to Grosebeck to have your trial, but you know the next
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| penitentiary’s after while
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| You may go to Grosebeck to have your trial, ooh, and the next penitentiary’s
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| after awhile
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| Yes, if you want to go to penitentiary in a hurry, man, you just go to
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| Grosebeck and have your trial
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| Yeah, you know, my mama called me, boys, and I answered, «Ma'am?»
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| She said, «Son are you tired of working?» |
| I said, «Mama, oh mama, yes I am»
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| Then, you know, my papa called me, peoples, and I answered, «Sir?»
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| He said, «Son, if you’re tired of working down there, what the hell you’re
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| gonna stay there for?»
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| Grandma said, «Son, if you had been a good boy, yes, and stayed at home,
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| you’d have been working for your mama, I’m talking about, and picking up chips
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| on your grandma’s farm»
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| I can’t do nothing but hang my lonesome head and moan
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| Yes you know they got a dog named Rattler
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| You know she’s a water dog
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| You know she can swim big Brazos, I done swear, man, that dog can walk a foot
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