| Well, buzzing like a locust
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| Vibrating right out of my skin
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| Pounding on the butcher’s wall
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| Somebody come and let me in
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| There’s a black haired woman
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| Carrying a rolling pin
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| But your man’s got a secret
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| But she knows where he been
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| And it’ll be a long time before the sun shines on Shank Hill Street again
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| You see early in the morning
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| Before the warm wind of the dawn
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| She saw a thin man and a shadow
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| Make their way across the lawn
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| There was a rustle, was a razor, and the whisper of a prayer
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| And the rhythm of the mallet
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| Like a heartbeat in the air
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| With a handshake like a hammer and a suicide grin
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| That wooden door creaked open
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| And the butcher man let me in
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| Yes, just like that he let me in
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| But I wasted not a minute
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| I was on him like a whip
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| And for one last minute he’d feel that hot red drip
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| Drip, drip, … |