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The
Whiskey Flats
I Hope
I Don't Die
in Texas
I
Knew You Had Too
Much Control Over
Me
When I Was Eating
Out of the Trash
Doug
Barry &
Matt Perich
Strange
Twist
Keyboard Player
Wanted
Baltimore,
Maryland. Vocal ability required. Second instrument preferred. Ages
21 - 30, Drug-Free. Acoustic Rock. Flexible practice schedule.
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(Austin,
TX) I hope I don't die in Texas. I'm in a jail cell lying here awaiting
my fate. I hope the Governor learns the truth before the time is
too late. They
let the real killer go and they locked me away, Gave me my sentence,
now I'm sitting here counting the days. The Governor thinks he'll
decide after seeing the polls, and let the voters all decide if
I will ever get old. They let the real killer go and they locked me away, gave me my sentence, now I'm sitting here counting the days. The polls are saying that the crime has got the voters unnerved. They won't rest easy till they have the thought that justice was served. Oh, Oh, I hope I don't die in Texas. I got a home and my family wants to see me again. I should be standing on the corner hanging out with my friends. Instead I'm waiting here in prison wondering how it will end |
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As I die in Texas, my lawyer's thinking that he doesn't want to help no more. He should be out there making money not defending the poor, and now he knows just why he never took these cases before. Oh, Oh, I hope I don't die in Texas. I got a life, you know my family wants to see me again. They let the real killer go and they locked me away. The Governor says someone's dead and someone has to pay. I got my sentence, now I'm sitting here counting the days I hope I don't die in Texas (I hope I don't die in Texas). I hope I don't die in Texas (I hope I don't die in Texas). I hope I don't die in Texas (I hope I don't die in Texas). by
Douglas Barry
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