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Carmelita lyrics
Down along the railroad track
I ran into my old friend Jack
He was dressed in his Sunday best
But his face was mad and his eyes was a daze
He said `I lost Marina
and the last place that I d seen her
she was making off
with my best friend
I took him to the water
I spent fifty dollars
On something that would take him to the moon
Well he must have gone to heaven
cuz just before I left him
I tried to wake him up
But he would not move
So come on Carmelita
You drunk too much
and I can see that
soon you re gonna need a breath of air
We ll dance across the wheatfields
There s a place I know just east of here
It wouldn t take too long to (____?)
We ll sleep out on the ground
and in the morning when we wake up
we ll leave town
And I picked my last tobacco leaf
Soaking wet up to my knees
out there before the sun has (arise?)
You can have a drink of water
but don t you look at my daughter
or I ll come down there and cut you with this knife
So come on Carmelita
You drunk too much
and I can see that
soon you re gonna need a breath of air
We ll dance across the wheatfields
There s a place I know just east of here
It wouldn t take too long to (____?)
We ll sleep out on the ground
and in the morning when we wake up
we ll leave town
There ain t any flat man
but if you are a black man
they ll put you on a plane
back from where you re from
We ll sleep out on the ground
and in the morning when we wake up
We ll leave town
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