| Up on my side, where it is felt
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| I pack a little pistol on my pistol belt
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| I think it might be fear
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| Of the world and the way it makes you feel afraid
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| Under the skin, against the skull
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| They put a little chip so that they know it all
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| I think I might be scared
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| Of the world and the way it makes you feel afraid
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| And how it gets in the way
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| And now I want brimstone in my garden
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| I want roses set on fire
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| And I, well I want what’s best for me
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| And I, I think I know just what that means
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| Just what that means
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| Today I coo, today I caw
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| I have a pistol party and I kill ‘em all
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| I think I might be scared
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| Of the man and the men with their hands inside
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| And the women, oh, the women all they do is cry
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| And I, well I lose my mind
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| I lose my mind
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| I lose my mind
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| I lose my mind
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| And now I found brimstone in my garden
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| I found roses set on fire
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| And I found Jesus, what a liar
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| So I trade licks with Muddy Waters
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| And I, well I found what’s best for me
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| And now I see no tragedy
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| And I, well I found a burning rose
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| And now I won’t be packing little pistols
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| No, no, no more |