Michael Martin Murphey 174e5o

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    Michael Martin Murphey 174e5o


    She crossed the Mississippi and she headed west
    A hillbilly baby in a hot pink dress
    She couldn't stand the slap of daddy's razor strap no more
    High heel shoes clicking down the street
    Fishnet stockings and aching feet
    She was bound and determined and determined not to be bound
    To the life of a wife in a sleepy little sawmill town

    If you wantna be wild you better beware
    It's a dangerous world out there
    You roll the dice and you take your chance
    But you got to pay the fiddler if you want to dance

    Now one night in Vegas it was hot as hell
    Who should she meet but the devil himself
    Lounging in the back of a long black limousine
    Well he peeled a hundred off of his money roll
    He said honey what's the price of a young girl's soul
    He kept on peeling till she slipped in by his side
    He said come on honey let's me and you take a ride

    If you wantna be wild you better beware...
    You got to pay the fiddler if you want to dance
    [ fiddle ]
    Suite 6-6-6 in a big hotel
    He said kick off your shoes honey rest a spell
    I'll be right back just make yourself at home
    To kill a little time she turned the TV on
    She heard a choir and a gospel song
    But when the preacher started shoutin' she couldn't believe her eyes
    It was her new sugar daddy preachin' bout paradise
    He said send in your money folks everything's got a price

    If you wantna be wild you better beware...
    You got to pay the fiddler if you want to dance
    You got to pay the fiddler if you want to dance
    You got to pay the fiddler if you want to dance

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