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A D AI know I got nothing on you D AI know there's nothing to do D E D EWhen times go bad and you can't get enough, A Dwon't you lay me down in the tall grass, E and let me do my stuff?

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#1. Eb Eb7I was standin' on the corner, Ab7When I heard my bull dog bark. EbHe was barkin' at the two men Bb7 Eb Bb7Who were gamblin' in the dark. Eb Eb7It was Stagger Lee and Billy, Ab7Two men who gambled late. EbStagger lee threw a seven, Bb7 Eb Bb7Billy swore that he threw eight.

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#4. Eb Eb7Stagger Lee shot Billy. Ab7Oh, he shot that poor boy so bad.. Eb That the bullet went through Billy Bb7 Eb Bb7 And broke the bartender's glass.

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