The only good cheatin' wife is a dead cheatin' wife.
I'm sittin' here in this prison
Tryin' to figure why I am here
They say cause I killed my ol' lady
I've got nothin' to say
That they want to hear
If they had known my ol' lady
They'd a probably done the same
She was a floozy I just couldn't trust home alone
Now it's me who's gettin' the blame
Sorry I had to kill'er
I had to stop her from runnin' around
Sorry I had to kill'er
Twas the only way to settle her down
Sometimes I kinda miss'er
When looking around at four walls in this cell
But I told'er if she didn't change all'er ways
She would wind up a dead Jezebel
Sorry I had to kill'er
I had to stop her from runnin' around
Sorry I had to kill'er
Twas the only way to settle her down
HE COULD HAVE JUST PARTED WAYS WITH HER, BUT, OF COURSE, HE WENT 'WAY OVER-BOARD' IN SOLVING HIS PROBLEM. HOWEVER, COMING FROM ANOTHER POINT OF VIEW; JUST GOES TO SHOW...THAT THERE'S ALWAYS TWO SIDES TO EVERY STORY. THIS WORK IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF HOW ONE NEVER KNOWS WHERE THE SIMPLEST WORD, MUSIC, AROMA, ETC...COULD SEND THE IMAGINATION OF A GREAT POET, WHICH YOU ARE, JANE. THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS
I am an abuse survivor. I do not promote violence. I waitressed for a long time. One of the restaurants I worked at (and not for long!) had the bar in the dining area. Some guys would be saying the most outlandish things and I could not help buy hear it. I was young and writing lyrics. I was hanging out with a couple of musicians one day and I told them a story about one gent who said, "Sorry, I had to kill'er!" after crying in his beer about some woman who had told him he stunk. The guys cracked up and started pickin', I started thinking of words, and I wrote those words down.
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