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A
solitary coyote calls out to the western moon |
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I'm
riding south toward Texas... been high-tailing since high noon |
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My
saddle-bronc's grown weary but I dare not chance to rest |
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The
sheriff and his posse are hell-bent on my arrest
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I've
stalked the scene of tragedy too many times before |
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Been
called out by some tinhorn dude convinced he'd beat my draw |
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But
when the smoke had settled his spilt blood soaked down the dirt |
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And
I was fleeing from the law... a bull's-eye on my shirt
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I've
left a hundred widows in a hundred one-horse towns |
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I've
made a hundred getaways and never been tracked down |
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My
reputation's traveled... I'm a marked man in these parts |
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I've
been called The Devil's Horseman on the Trail of Broken Hearts
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I
wish I had a different tale of life that I could spin |
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'Cause eating dust out on this trail is bound to do me in |
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A
man can only run so long before he'll die of thirst |
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He'll ride to town to drink one down and get dragged out feet first
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I've
left a hundred widows in a hundred one-horse towns |
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I've
made a hundred getaways and never been tracked down |
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My
reputation's traveled... I'm a marked man in these parts |
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I've
been called The Devil's Horseman on the Trail of Broken Hearts
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One
day the ground will guard me from the icy winter's chill |
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This
one-time best will come to rest six feet beneath Boot Hill |
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I've
lived each day the only way my lot in life allowed |
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I'm
singing my own epitaph of which I'm not too proud
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I've
left a hundred widows in a hundred one-horse towns |
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I've
made a hundred getaways and never been tracked down |
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My
reputation's traveled... I'm a marked man in these parts |
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I've
been called The Devil's Horseman on the Trail of Broken Hearts
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