| We got two men talkin' right outside my door, yeah
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| We got two men talkin' right outside my door
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| Said they made my boy a soldier
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| Sent him off to war. |
| Well, are youse gonna stand?
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| No, I can’t say for sure. |
| No, I can’t
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| Well, I got one wheel turning
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| One that’s off the tracks
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| Well, I got one wheel turning
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| One that’s off the tracks
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| I can put all I own inside a paper sack
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| Well when the hard times come, you’re gonna see who’s got your back
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| Sure will
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| Yeah, I lost that good woman
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| Lord, she left me twice
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| Yeah, I lost that good woman
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| Lord, she left me twice
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| Well, I shoulda tried much harder
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| Tried to treat her nice
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| I used to be someone that I don’t recognise
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| Ain’t that true
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| Well, we got two men talkin'
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| Talking by the rule
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| Well, we got two men talkin'
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| Talking by the rule
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| Well, they put me down
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| And it hurt more than it showed
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| I heard one man laugh
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| Said «Brother, we tread a heavy load.»
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| That’s right |