| I didn’t take the warning
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| I really didn’t care
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| I had already gone too far
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| To let them steal my share
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| So, like a fool I took 'em on
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| And as my anger cool
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| I realized I could take all mine
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| And skip off with theirs, too
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| I know I must be crazy
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| I’m bound to wake up dead
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| Somebody, somebody
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| Waitin' outside my back door
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| Somebody, somebody
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| Tryin' to even up the score
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| I figured I should lay real low
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| And stayed away from town
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| I covered up all my moves
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| So, it’d be hard to track me down
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| But I started gettin' shaky
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| And I paced around the floor
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| Hiding out all alone
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| I couldn’t take much more
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| Just sitting 'round here waitin'
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| Is drivin' me up the wall
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| Somebody, somebody
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| Waitin' outside my back door
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| Somebody, somebody
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| Tryin' to even up the score
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| So, I called up my old friend Marlene
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| Who was lookin' for some fun
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| I got drunk and like a fool
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| I told her, what I’d done
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| I heard them knockin' at my door
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| They got to me at last
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| It don’t take much to figure out
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| How they’d found me out so fast
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| And when I looked for my Marlene
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| I saw that she was gone
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| Somebody, somebody
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| Waitin' outside my back door
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| Somebody somebody
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| Tryin' to even up the score
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| Somebody, somebody
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| Waitin' outside my back door
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| Somebody, somebody
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| Tryin' to even up the score
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| Somebody, somebody
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| Waitin' outside my back door
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| Somebody, somebody
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| Tryin' to even up the score |