| With a loaded gun,
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| With a loaded gun,
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| In our hands.
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| We can end life.
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| We can decide,
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| The fate of a man.
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| (Yeah!)
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| Did you hear what happened,
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| To that poor man,
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| At the station tonight?
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| He was shot in cold blood,
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| Waiting for the train,
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| While heading home to his wife.
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| And the police report said,
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| We have no choice left,
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| We did what we were forced to do.
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| He was sweating it out with a backpack on,
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| Who knows what he might’ve done.
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| We did the only thing that we know how to do With a loaded gun,
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| With a loaded gun,
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| In our hands.
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| We can end life.
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| We can decide,
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| The fate of a man.
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| He was his mother’s one and only son,
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| But to everybody else he was public enemy number one.
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| Well he fit the profile,
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| There’ll be no trial,
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| There is nothing left to say.
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| So what if he’s innocent,
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| He’s still one of them,
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| And I won’t lose any sleep tonight.
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| And the news report said,
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| The law protected,
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| But the young man never had a clue,
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| And the message to his mother read,
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| «Sorry but your son is dead,
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| This is our job and we were ordered to take his life.»
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| With a loaded gun,
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| With a loaded gun,
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| In our hands.
|
| We can end life.
|
| We can decide,
|
| The fate of a man.
|
| He was his mother’s one and only son,
|
| But to everybody else he was public enemy number one.
|
| With a loaded gun,
|
| With a loaded gun,
|
| In our hands.
|
| We can end life.
|
| We can decide,
|
| The fate of a man.
|
| With a loaded gun,
|
| With a loaded gun,
|
| In our hands.
|
| We can end life.
|
| We can decide,
|
| The fate of a man.
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| He was his mother’s one and only son,
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| But to everybody else he was public enemy number one. |