He finished off the bottle and broke it over his head
Said 'fore the night is over, my old lady's gonna wind up dead
Out in my car my daddy's Colt .45
He liked to quote the Bible, especially that 'tooth for a tooth'
Gonna carry out the word, on that adulteress in that booth
Now, I don't know that man, guess he's shit outta luck.
The word's all over town
There's a killin' down at the Zebra Lounge


When the law finally got there, he was sittin' at the bar
They put the cuffs on him, and led him to the car
He said, "boys, what do ya think, I really got her good"
The word's all over town
There's a killin' down at the Zebra Lounge


The judge finally asked him, what was goin' through his head
He said "Besides crank and Beam, the sight of him in my bed."
I loved her to death, now you can take my last breath.
The word's all over town
There's a killin' down at the Zebra Lounge


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