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Audioweb ~ Bankrobber


My daddy was a bankrobber He never hurt nobody He just loved to live that way And he loved to steal your money Some is rich and some is poor And that's the way the world is But i don't believe in lying back Sayin' how bad your luck is ??? The old man spoke up in a bar Said i've never been in prison A life time serving one machine Is ten times worse than prison Imagine if all the boys in jail Could get out now together What do you think they'd wanna say to us While we were being clever Daddy was a bankrobber He never hurt nobody He just loved to live that way And he loved to steal your money Some is rich and some is poor And that's the way the world is But i don't believe in lying back Sayin' how bad your luck is ??? more free lyrics

My daddy was a bankrobber
He never hurt nobody
He just loved to live that way
And he loved to steal your money

Some is rich and some is poor
And that's the way the world is
But i don't believe in lying back
Sayin' how bad your luck is

???

The old man spoke up in a bar
Said i've never been in prison
A life time serving one machine
Is ten times worse than prison

Imagine if all the boys in jail
Could get out now together
What do you think they'd wanna say to us
While we were being clever

Daddy was a bankrobber
He never hurt nobody
He just loved to live that way
And he loved to steal your money

Some is rich and some is poor
And that's the way the world is
But i don't believe in lying back
Sayin' how bad your luck is

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