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People's Blues Of Richmond - Bad Railroad Lyrics

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  • My mother told me, my father told me too,
  • I shouldn't be here trying to sing to you, singin' these bad railroad blues.
  • I tried to explain that I wasn't so bad
  • but I killed my mother, I put a bullet in my dad, oh bad, bad railroad blues.
  • Now I'm sittin' here singing these railer's, jailer's blues
  • In these dirty pants and these worn out shoes but I'll get loose.
  • (You won't keep me here very long, I'll be free again someday, you'll see again someday, I'll come back for you.)
  • Now I've got me a pistol about as long as my arm.
  • I'm gonna kill any man who's ever done me any harm.
  • She's a .38 Special set on a .45 frame.
  • How could I miss you mother*****er? I got such good mother*****in' aim
  • and such bad, bad railroad blues.
  • Oh, honey, honey, honey, did you take me for your fool?
  • Did you think I wasn't leavin' here once the weather got cool?
  • I'm gonna drink my whiskey, I'm gonna drink it in the wind,
  • My doctor said it'd kill me but he didn't specify when.
  • Oh, bad railroad blues.

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