| There I was just mindin' my own business
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| When I saw a shadow out the corner of my eye
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| I’d seen that shadow once before, in my life
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| Well, it was the day my father died
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| So, I turned and I fled, but that shadow gave chase
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| Caught me down a dead end way
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| To my surprise when he opened his mouth
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| Well, I could hear my father say
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| He said, «Son, I know just where you’ve been, yeah
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| And I know just how you’ll meet your end
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| You better turn from the path that you’re on
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| Lest you end up just like your old man»
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| Hold up, wait a minute there man, like
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| Did you forget who you were? |
| You used to beat my mother down
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| Well, she left your sorry ass, because you wouldn’t choose
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| Your wife and son over your booze
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| Now, I ain’t a damn thing, yeah
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| Like the man you used to be
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| You better go back to where you belong, oh
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| And maybe then you’ll begin to see
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| Ho, ho, ho-oh-oh-oh, oh!
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| Uh… uh… uh… |