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I'm gonna know it by
tomorrow |
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If what you've said
tonight is true |
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And if this doesn't
turn out good for me |
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It's gonna turn out
bad for you
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I once met a cool
blues singer |
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He gave me a red-hot
tip |
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Claimed some
racehorse was a ringer |
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Sure to give the pack
the slip
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He said "Man you'll be
a winner |
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Go ahead and bet the
farm |
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You'll be eatin'
quail for dinner |
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With a bimbo on
each arm"
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I'm gonna know it by
tomorrow |
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If what you've said
tonight is true |
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And if this doesn't
turn out good for me |
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It's gonna turn out
bad for you
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When I called to lay
my wager |
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I just couldn't bet
enough |
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So my guy did me
a favor |
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And he took me on
the cuff
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I got snookered like a
rookie |
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Bettin' heavy cooked my style |
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Got no way to pay my bookie |
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For that horse who blew the mile
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I'm gonna know it by
tomorrow |
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If what you've said
tonight is true |
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And if this doesn't
turn out good for me |
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It's gonna turn out
bad for you
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Ever since then I've
been runnin' |
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Hidin' out among the
dregs |
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'Cause my bookie's
thugs are comin' |
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And they're sworn to break my legs
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I've lost track of
that blues whiner |
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Someday who I hope to
find |
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To reward him
with a shiner |
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And uplift my state of
mind
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I'm gonna know it by
tomorrow |
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If what you've said
tonight is true |
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And if this doesn't
turn out good for me |
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It's gonna turn out
bad for you
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