| Well, your railroad gate, you know I just can’t jump it
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| Sometimes it gets so, so hard, you see
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| I’m just sitting here beating on my trumpet
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| With all these promises you left for me
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| So where are you tonight?
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| Where are you tonight, sweet Marie?
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| Well, I waited for you when I was half sick
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| Well, I waited for you when you hated me
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| Well, I waited for you inside the frozen traffic
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| When you knew I had some other place to be
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| So, where are you tonight?
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| Where are you tonight, sweet Marie?
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| Well, I don’t know how it happened
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| But the river-boat captain, he knows my fate
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| Let’s do this baby even he maybe just gonna have to wait, wait, wait
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| So, where are you tonight?
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| Where are you tonight, sweet Marie?
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| Well, anybody can be just like me, obviously
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| Then again not many of them are like you, fortunately, fortunately
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| Six white horses that you did promise
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| Were finally delivered to the penitentiary
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| But to live outside the law, you must be honest, darling
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| I know you will always say that you agree, alright
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| So, where are you tonight? |
| Where are you tonight?
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| Where are you tonight, sweet Marie? |