| Well, it’s seven a.m. and she awoke by the radio
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| Yeah, she rolled on over, said, «Where did my man go?»
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| She’s been a gunslinger’s wife all her life, now she fights when she’s able
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| For the sake of the kids when the knife’s at their necks in the cradle
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| She screams
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| I’ll believe in you or I’ll be leaving you tonight
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| I will believe in you or I’ll be leaving you tonight
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| Well, she’s got all the kids and she’s got all their uses
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| But she loves them the same for neglect and abuses
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| Well, she got a warm spot where they fought and they made up last evening
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| He said, «Don't read too much into the fact that I’m leaving»
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| She screams
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| I’ll believe in you or I’ll be leaving you tonight
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| I will believe in you or I’ll be leaving you tonight
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| I will believe in you or I’ll be leaving you tonight
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| I will believe in you or I’ll be leaving you tonight
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| How do I explain this
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| I mean how do I put it into words
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| It’s one thing or another
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| But it’s neither this nor that
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| Actually it’s a collection of things
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| She said, «That's it, that’s it, get out»
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| Well, her mother said, «Kill him slow at your leisure»
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| Ah but desperate times call for desperate measures
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| So she went to the closet and she pulled the old gun down
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| «I'll put a bullet through his heart if he ain’t home by sundown»
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| Yeah, five fifty five he comes walking in the front door smiling
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| He said, «Don't read too much into what I ain’t denying»
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| She screams
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| I’ll believe in you or I’ll be leaving you tonight
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| I will believe in you or I’ll be leaving you tonight
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| I will believe in you or I’ll be leaving you tonight
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| I will believe in you or I’ll be leaving you tonight
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| Well, I believe in you
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| Well, I believe, I believe, I believe, I believe, I believe in you |