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Revenge
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Revenge Recorded by David Allan Coe Written by David Allan Coe and Jimmy Sadd
G Judy I feel weary now C D7 G Older than a man of thirty-three
The gates of hell just opened C D7 G After twenty years the warden says I'm free
D7 Revenge was all I wanted C D7 G When I killed the man that took your life that day
I've had my satisfaction C D7 G But the price was more than love should have to pay
D7 Lords knows you weren't no lady C D7 G And the witnesses all swore you was to blame D7 And the way you teased the menfolk C G The jury all agreed you knew no shame D7 Knew no shame
G Well I'm glad that you can't see me now C D7 G You'd probably say that I do not look my best
Those lawyers took my money C D7 G That Louisiana road gang took the rest
D7 C And Judy I can't even conjure up D7 G Your picture in my mind today
Lately I've been thinkin' C D7 G What a fool I was to love you anyway
D7 Lords knows you weren't no lady C D7 G And the witnesses all swore you was to blame D7 And the way you teased the menfolk C G D7 The jury all agreed you knew no shame
G Well it all seems kinda useless C D7 G As I place these flowers on your grave today
I don't know what I'm doin' here C D7 G I've forgotten all the things I came to say
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