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Lyrics:Bernie Taupin Music:Elton John |
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I pulled out my Stage Coach Times |
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And I read the latest news |
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I tapped my feet in dumb surprise |
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And of course I saw they knew |
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The Pinkertons pulled out my bags |
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And asked me for my name |
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I stuttered out my answer |
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And hung my head in shame |
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Now they've found me |
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At last they've found me |
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It's hard to run |
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From a starving family |
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Now they've found me |
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Well I won't run |
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I'm tired of hearing |
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There goes a well-known gun |
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Now I've seen this chain gang |
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Lord I say let me see my priest |
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I couldn't have faced your desert sand |
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Old burning brown backed beast |
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The poor house they hit me for my kin |
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And claimed my crumbling walls |
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Now I know how Reno felt |
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When he ran from the law |
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Now they've found me |
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At last they've found me |
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It's hard to run |
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From a starving family |
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Now they've found me |
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Well I won't run |
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I'm tired of hearing |
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There goes a well-known gun |
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Now they've found me |
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Lord I say at last they've found me |
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It's hard to run |
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From a starving family |
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Lord I say now they've found me |
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Well I won't run |
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I'm tired of hearing |
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There goes a well-known gun |
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Lord I say now they've found me |
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At last they've found me |
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It's hard to run |
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From a starving family |
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Now they've found me |
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I won't run |
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I'm tired of hearing |
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There goes a well-known gun |