| Down the road came a Junco Partner
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| Boy, he was loaded with misery
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| He was knocked out, knocked out loaded
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| And he wobbled all over the street
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| Had to do six months
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| (You mean?)
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| Yeah, it wasn’t easy
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| He was no sinner and he’d done no crime
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| He just shot up a Coojun hat band
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| He was in it at the very time
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| Well, when I’d had plenty money
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| It wasn’t funny
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| I could get honey
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| I had friends all over town
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| Now I ain’t got no money and I ain’t got no honey
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| And, and my best friend done put me down
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| Well, I’d done pawn my watch and pistol
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| I’m gonna pawn my key and chain
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| I woulda pawned my Ticco Bello
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| She was mellow as a shallow
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| But the poor gal wouldn’t sign her name
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| Give me water, water, water, water, water
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| When I’m thirsty
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| Agua, agua, agua
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| Water’s a mighty good drink when you’re dry
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| Give me kindness when I’m sickly
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| I wanna go to heaven when I die
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| Well, if I had a million dollars
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| Just one million dollars to call my own
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| I’d buy me a land geared tractor
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| I’d raise my own tobacco on my tobacco farm
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| Junco Junco, Junky Junco partner
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| He was loaded way out with misery
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| He woulda pawned his Ticco Bello
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| She was mellow as a shallow
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| But the poor gal wouldn’t sign her name
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| Ah Junky Junco, Junky Junco partner |