| Well, the rain was a falling |
| And the ground turned to mud |
| I was watching all the people |
| Running from the flood |
| So I started to prayin |
| Though I ain’t no prayin man |
| For the Lord to come a helpin |
| Knowing he’d understand |
| Deliver your children to the good good life |
| Give’em peace and shelter and a fork and knife |
| Shine a light in the morning and a light at night |
| And if a thing goes wrong you’d better make it right |
| Well, I had a woman |
| She was good and clean |
| She spent all day with the washing machine |
| But when it came to lovin |
| She was never around |
| She out getting dirty |
| All over town |
| Well, I was low on money |
| And my truck broke down |
| I was on my way to the lost and found |
| So I took it to a deal |
| I said make it run |
| Well, I ain’t got no money |
| But I got me a gun |
| I said you robbed me before |
| So I’m robbing you back |
| And if it don’t put you straight |
| It’ll put you on the right track |
| Well, I ain’t no devil and I ain’t no saint |
| But I can tell a dealer by the colour of his paint |
| Well, I was low on money |
| And my truck broke down |
| I was on my way to the lost and found |
| So I took it to a deal |
| I said make it run |
| Well, I ain’t got no money |
| But I got me a gun |
| If you want good eggs |
| You gotta feed that hen |
| And if you wanna hear some more |
| Well, I’ll sing it again |