| Now I went down to a big crap game
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| Certainly was against my will
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| I lost every doggone nickel I had
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| But a greenback dollar bill
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| Forty dollar bet laid on the floor
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| My buddy’s point was nine
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| Well, the police they come in there
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| And caught all of us
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| But I got mine
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| I got mine, let me tell ya
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| I got mine
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| I grabbed that money
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| Out the back door I went flying
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| Well, ever since the big crap game
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| I’ve been livin' on chicken and wine
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| I’m a leader of society
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| Since I got mine
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| I know a barber shop
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| It’s a way cross town
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| Down on North Walker Street
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| Onliest place on a Saturday night
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| Us gamblers cares to meet
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| Some comes in for a haircut
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| And others come for a scrap
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| But when you see me and my buddies up there, man
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| We means to shoot some crap
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| Hollering: «Seven, eleven, won’t you come, come, come!!!
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| If you don’t seven, eleven dice
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| I’m a-done, done, done»
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| If I see the police before he sees me
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| I’m gonna run, run, run
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| I’m a leader of society
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| Since I got mine
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| Well, I went down to my best gal’s house
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| The hour was just about nine
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| I wasn’t dressed up like Henry Ford
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| But I was feeling just as fine
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| I caught her sitting on another man’s knee
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| And I didn’t like that sign
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| Well, I told them what I thought about it, boys
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| And I got mine
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| I got mine, I got mine
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| I grabbed my hat and through the window
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| I went flying
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| I ran as fast as I could run
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| But I didn’t get there in time
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| Because the rascal grabbed a shotgun, Lord
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| And I got mine
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| Man I got mine
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| Sho' did
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| I just didn’t run fast enough |