| Well I live out in Southern Arizona
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| I followed an abandoned railroad track
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| Trains they used run from Bisbee out to Juarez
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| But the copper mines are closed and the trains ain’t comin' back
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| This here’s the of stolen ponies
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| Rattlesnakes and poison water wells
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| Each god-forsaken mile leads right to heaven
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| But tryin' to please that woman
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| Was hell
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| Put me on the next thing smokin'
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| Put me on the next train out of here
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| This heart ain’t made for bein' brokn
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| Well she ain’t my conductor and she ain’t my ngineer
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| Put me on the next thing leavin'
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| The northern or the southern hemisphere
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| Put me on the next thing smokin'
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| Put me on the next train outta here I’m bound to ride
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| I got my pride
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| I’m bound to ride
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| I’m bound to ride
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| I made it to the ghost town of Hachita
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| I got drunk in the Hachita General store
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| I passed the place Geronimo surrendered
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| Well Geronimo he just couldn’t take it anymore
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| I’ll hitchhike from Columbus to El Paso
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| Where I can catch an Amtrak or a freight
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| I’ve walked 300 miles across these bad-lands (yeah) buddy
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| I have made my great escape |