Key: A major
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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on a night in November,
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a cry was heard ringing
in the bar down below.
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And a drunken town doctor
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pulled me from my mother,
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as her life, it was fading
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another starts bleeding
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With a slap on the backside
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at the top of the stairs
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from the day I got born
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and the good -looking con men
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Were becoming my heroes
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from the top of the stairs
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At the age of 14, my body was a -stirrin'
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And a feelin' was burnin',
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introduced me to lovin'
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While the beer pumps were hummin'
in the bar down below
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As my father ejected all the drunks
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I learned all the boy order
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at the top of the stairs
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from the day I got born
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and the good -looking con men
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Were becoming my heroes
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from the top of the stairs
And then came the day
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when the boys got to break out
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Use all his learning to
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and a boy we called the Governor
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Got to planning a robbery
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at the top of the stairs
But we did not consider
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the stalker's bravery
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Two men from the Navy
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and we ran dodging bullets
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And I finally made it
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to the top of the stairs
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from the day I got born
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and the good -looking con men
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Were becoming my heroes
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from the top of the stairs
Now my body is a -stinging
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and my legs are getting weaker
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I can hear the loud sneaker
from the cops down below
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I got split from my buddies,
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all the bullets tore through me,
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now the light's getting dimmer
Outro 1
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