| Oh, let the midnight special, shine her light on me. |
| Oh, let the midnight
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| special shine her everlovin' light on me
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| Well, if you ever go to Texas you better walk straight. |
| You better not stop.
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| Hey! |
| You better not wait
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| For the sheriff will arrest you and your head he’ll pound. |
| You’ll wake up in
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| the morning; |
| the prison walls all around
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| Oh, let the midnight special, shine her light on me. |
| Oh, let the midnight
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| special shine her everlovin' light on me
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| Well, you wake up in the morning and they take you to the train.
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| You better answer to the captain when he calls your name
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| Then your guts are gonna get you and your body’s gonna shake but they got you
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| on a big chain, so you can’t escape
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| Oh, let the midnight special, shine her light on me. |
| Oh, let the midnight
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| special shine her everlovin' light on me
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| Yonder comes my woman. |
| How in the world do I know? |
| Well, I know her by her
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| wiggle and the dress she wore
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| The last time that I was with her, she made me jump and shout. |
| I’m gonna whip
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| that captain. |
| Watch me jump on out!
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| Oh, let the midnight special, shine her light on me. |
| Oh, let the midnight
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| special shine her everlovin' light on me
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| Oh, let the midnight special, shine her light on me. |
| Oh, let the midnight
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| special shine her everlovin' light on me |