I Robbed a Bank
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I Robbed a Bank
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I robbed a bank in Tampa
And I thought I had it made
But the hounds picked up my trail
Within the glades, so I ran
And I stumbled down this cabin
And she came to me once more
She said: Give up your guns and face the law
When I woke up this morning
I found myself alone
I turned to touch her hair
But she was gone, she was gone
And there beside her pillow
Were her tears of the night before
She said: Give up your guns and face the law
I robbed a bank
When I woke up this morning
I found myself alone
I turned to touch her hair
But she was gone, she was gone
And there beside her pillow
Were her tears of the night before
She said: Give up your guns and face the law
I robbed
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