| Eleven times I’ve been busted,
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| Eleven times I’ve been to jail.
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| Some of the times I’ve been there
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| Nobody would go my bail.
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| Well, it seems to me, Lord,
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| This old boy just don’t fit.
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| Well, I could jump in a rose bush,
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| Come out smellin' like --
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| Those men that dressed in blue
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| Never done so right by me.
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| Some of the times I was innocent
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| But the judge said guilty.
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| Well, I’m not one to complain,
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| Son, I tell you true. |
| TELL THE TRUTH NOW, TELL THE TRUTH
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| When a black cat crosssed my tail, Lord,
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| Now they come in pairs of two. |
| MISERY TIMES TWO
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| Double trouble,
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| that’s what my friends all call me. |
| DOUBLE TROUBLE DOUBLE TROUBLE
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| I’m just double trouble.
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| T-R-O-U-B-L-E DOUBLE TROUBLE
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| I was born down in the gutter
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| With a temper hot as fire.
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| Spent ninety days on a pea farm
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| Just doin' the county’s time.
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| Well now, even mama says,
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| Son, you’re bad news. |
| BORN TO LOSE
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| And it won’t be too long
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| 'fore someone puts one through you.
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| Double trouble,
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| that’s what my friends all call me. |
| DOUBLE TROUBLE DOUBLE TROUBLE
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| I’m just double trouble.
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| T-R-O-U-B-L-E DOUBLE TROUBLE
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| Double trouble,
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| that’s what my friends all call me. |
| DOUBLE TROUBLE DOUBLE TROUBLE
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| I’m just double trouble.
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| DOUBLE TROUBLE
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| DOUBLE TROUBLE
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| DOUBLE TROUBLE
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| DOUBLE TROUBLE… |