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^Am This is a morbid story about a fella that had to ^Edie, ^Am He had a beautiful wife but he a^Elso had a roving ^Ameye.

^AShe planted him by the ^Eroadside, ^EShe planted him by the ^Aroadside, ^AShe planted him by the ^Droadside, for all the un^Afaithful ^Ehusbands to ^Asee.

^ACome let me tell you the ^Estory, ^Eof little Willie the Troubad^Aor ^AAnd just how it happened to ^Dpass my friends, little W^Aillie won't ^Esee no ^Amore. You know why?

^AShe planted him by the ^Eroadside, ^EShe planted him by the ^Aroadside, ^AShe planted him by the ^Droadside, for all the un^Afaithful ^Ehusbands to ^Asee.

^AWillie was handsome as ^Ehe could be, ^Ehe met a girl in so^Aciety ^AThin Willie was cursed with a ^Drovin' eye, and never ^Alet a pretty ^Echick pass ^Aby.

^ASo he bought himself a conv^Eertible bird, ^Eto ride the fine chicks a^Around ^AHe found out he was being ^Dfollowed, so he could ^Anever let the ^Etop down. ^A You know what happened to him?

^AShe planted him by the ^Eroadside, ^EShe planted him by the ^Aroadside, ^AShe planted him by the ^Droadside, for all the un^Afaithful ^Ehusbands to ^Asee.

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^AIf he drove a girl to a d^Erive-in, ^Ehe'd have to go after ^Adark ^AHe knew he'd always have to ^Dhide, so he'd w^Aind up sitting ^Ein the ^Apark.

^AShe caught him down by the ^Ewater, ^Elovin' the fisherman's ^Adaughter ^Ashe pulled a little pistol from right out ^Dof the air, and shot poor ^AWillie right ^Ethen and t^Ahere.

^AShe planted him by the ^Eroadside, ^EShe planted him by the ^Aroadside, ^AShe planted him by the ^Droadside, for all the un^Afaithful ^Ehusbands to ^Asee.

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Streetlight Manifesto - The troubadour