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Sometime I'm tempted by big brown eyes Sometime I'm tempted to cheat and lie Sometime I'm tempted but won't give in Old mister Devil ain't gonna
Old Rex he was a cowboy That's the story that I heard when I was young Those tales of breaking broncs and riding bulls Just seemed to roll right off
Every time I contemplate My my mind rewind, like this tape Trying to get more time on my plate What a waste chasing my old ways What a waste chasing
like a chump 'cause he got what they want (want) He under thirty years old but already he's a pro Designer trousers slung low 'cause his pockets stay
Brown kids in cages Black bodies on the ground Women with old men's hands Covering their mouths While the white folks in their red hats are cheering
by himself but feels protection Got a baby mama and a four year old kid But kicked them both out and sold his own crib Remembered his pin to the best
the sound Folks let me down now I'm coming off the ground I look around A2F we inbound We in the town brush the waves, it make you drown I look around see
He was thinking back when he was a kid His folks were divorced His old man high on something Came knocking at the door His mama wouldn't talk
a philostopher 'n see what he says! Greggery stops at a gas station And makes a mysterious phone Is this the old loft With the paint peelin' off it By
remember what your old pal said Son you've got a friend in me Yeah you've got a friend in me You've got a friend in me You've got a friend in me You
trusting you Ain't nothing but lust in you Thanks be to God I obeyed the teaching I was entrusted to Cause when you pass by you just want ya boy
of waterworks That old gravel lot full of four by fours A half burnt neon dive bar door Yeah, this map dot, ain't just a map dot to me Yeah, it's miles
Old man Cole lived in a shotgun shack Outside of town by the swamp and the railroad tracks Old folks say He's a mean old snake Keep your distance boy
by lazy folks Who just live their life no Different from the day before It was the same old song so I turned off the radio I turned off the radio
chillin' with the folk Chewin' the fat, blowin' the smoke Back porch chillin' watch Them horseshoes throw Marinatin' the hills, yeah Tennessee soak Mountain
Oh, the stars were twinkling brightly in the misty summer night While a quarter moon was rising in the east All the little folk were working hard
Off in the studio to get my old burd back on her feet, and my little bro' In Statesboro and my little 'cause Mark Twain, all my Folks that hang with
The Reverend Mr. Black was my old man I gotta walk that lonesome valley, I got to walk it by myself Oh, nobody else can walk it for me, I got to walk it by
been around, And as they spoke you clearly saw their feet were on the ground! Hello! How are you? How's the folks? What's new? I'm great! That's
of the great magicians. An expedition of alien voyagers came upon the now ice-covered sphere, drawn there by an unexplained lone beacon far below the miles
never tell we were cowboys; we were real lookin' hippies by heck. With long hair, bare feet, old t-shirts, and beads around our necks. And shoot we just
Lots of folks back East, they say, is leaving home every day, Beating the hot old dusty way to the California line. Cross the desert sands they
Lots of folks back East, they say, is leavin' home every day Beatin' the hot old dusty way to the California line 'Cross the desert sands they roll,
Sometime I'm tempted by big brown eyes Sometime I'm tempted to cheat and lie Sometime I'm tempted but won't give in Old mister Devil ain't gonna win
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