| Policemen shot my baby as he crossed right over my doorstep
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| Policemen shot my baby crossing right over my doorstep
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| His arms were so close you could see the blood pulsing through both his wrists
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| Don’t tell me the cops are right in a wrong like this
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| 'Cause policemen shot my baby as he crossed right over my doorstep
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| I was taught we must be grateful for the time that we are here
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| In the world
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| To accept death as beyond our heads and be bitter no more
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| But if you found your first joy in life in the arms of a man
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| Don’t tell me you wouldn’t curse the god that made your hands
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| When policemen shot your baby crossing right over your doorstep
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| Policemen shot my baby as he crossed over my doorstep
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| Policemen shot my baby crossing right over my doorstep
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| His arms were so close you could see the blood pulsing through both his wrists
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| Don’t tell me the cops are right in a wrong like this
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| 'Cause policemen shot my baby as he crossed over my doorstep
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| In my life I never met a guy who was a better man
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| (How sad that she doesn’t understand how)
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| Oh so gentle with his woman and with two feet on the ground
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| (Just as solid as he sounds)
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| And I felt my first joy in life with my head on his chest
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| Then his trouble came from looking out for all the rest
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| Policemen shot my baby crossing right over my doorstep
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| Sha-na-na, Sha-na-na, Sha-na-na
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| Oo-wo-oo-wo-oo-woo
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| Well, I’ve tried so hard to be a peaceful, loving woman
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| Oh, I believed that love and understanding were the way
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| Oh, but how many gone before you listen to the cries
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| With my dead heart, how do I find my way through the truth and all the lies
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| Policemen shot my baby as he crossed over my doorstep
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| Sha-na-na, Sha-na-na, Sha-na-na
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| Oo-wo-oo-wo-oo-woo |