Bobby & Me (исполнитель: Charles de Lint)
Wrong place, wrong time, guess I should have paid some mind Spoke up instead of playing blind, but how was I to know? Bobby pulled the pistol from under his coat, he held it to the cashier's throat All she had in her drawer was a twenty-dollar float, just enough to make him blow I said, Bobby put the pistol down, he gave me a look, said I'm sick of this town Everybody's always kicking us 'round, like we ain't worth a dime I said, robbing this girl don't change a thing, he said, tell me now, are you out or in I never had a chance before he did the thing, I had to watch that poor girl die refrain: And if I had the choice I suppose I'd go, someplace down in Mexico Someplace where nobody knows my name Yeah, I'd hop a freight or steal a car, sleep out underneath the stars Just keep moving and see how far I could go The D.A. tried to cut me a deal, all I had to do was take the stand and squeal Bobby'd get the chair, I'd pull a few years, but I was just as much to blame I know what we did it wasn't right, I think about that girl most every night Knowing that I should have seen the signs, like the sky before it rains refrain Bobby and me never had a real life, never held a job, never took a wife Guess we drank too much and we liked to fight, but he was a friend of mine I don't know where it all went wrong, what he thought this killing would solve Or if he even thought about it at all, guess he just got broke' inside refrain