Me And Charlie
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Me And Charlie
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Me and Charlie shot a man this morning
He was such a dreary man this morning
His gun was fast and that's a fact so Charlie shot him in the back
Me and Charlie shot a man this morning
(Sing a song some more that's what you live for)
Me and Charlie shot a man this morning
He was such a greedy man this morning
Devide his gold he would not do so Charlie shot him half into
Me and Charlie shot a man this morning
(Sing a song some more that's what you live for)
Me and Charlie we got shot this morning
Boy it hurt an awful lot this morning
Charlie died what could I do so I lay down and I'll die too
Me and Charlie we got shot this morning
(Sing a song some more) there ain't no more (that's what you live for)
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Lee Hazlewood performs "Me And Charlie", and this lyric page sits inside the Lee Hazlewood catalog on LyroVerse.
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