| He cracks a wicked smile and his foot pressed to the floor
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| Flyin' down country roads that he’s been down before
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| One of just three men that the sheriff cannot catch
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| And he’s travelin' 90 miles an hour down the Bolton Stretch
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| The first time we had seen his face was back in '84
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| Walked right into old O’Hares, he robbed that liquor store
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| The Sheriff tried to catch him but the man he got away
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| And he didn’t show his face in town again until today
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| Didn’t come for justice, didn’t come to make amends
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| Doesn’t ask forgiveness, he’s not looking to make friends
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| Just that he was passing through with money wearin' thin
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| Now he’s travelin' down the Bolton Stretch again
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| He watches as the trees fly by, but doesn’t seem to care
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| Knows it’s time to leave again, but doesn’t know to where
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| Though he stole a lot of money, it’s not enough for bail
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| And there are two blue lights behind him now, the Sheriff’s on his trail
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| Since the day that he was born he spent his whole live livin' free
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| With nothing but the loosest ties to friends and family
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| No punishment will make him care about the things he’s done
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| And if he lives another 20 years he’ll live 'em on the run |