Black & White Picture

Moot Davis

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    I got a black and white picture
    Of the man i used to be
    Features they all look the same
    But i swear it ain't me
    I was young and always ready
    But i never understood
    Some times the things i want
    Well them things ain't no good
    Her hair was long and curly
    And her eyes sparkled and shined
    And when i walked down the boulavard
    I held her hand in mine
    We were set to marry early next spring
    So i went into town
    And i bought a ring
    When from the pawn shop window
    I couldn't believe my eyes
    There walked my wife to be arm n' arm
    With another guy
    I traded that gold ring
    For a silver .44
    I loaded it right at the counter
    And i walked out the door
    I kept my distance
    As i followed them down
    To a little hotel
    On the wrong side of town
    I waited in the lobby
    While they had their fun
    And when they made their way down the stairs
    I pulled out my gun
    The moment they saw me
    There was fear in their eyes
    I leveled my .44
    And i pulled the trigger twice
    As her and her young lover
    Lay bleeding on the stairs
    I turned my gun on everyone
    Cause i no longer cared
    I shot the old porter
    And the bell captin too
    The front desk clerk
    And a hotel guest
    All before i was through
    When the gun no longer fired
    I threw it at the rest
    And went and sat down next to my love
    And awaited my arrest
    As the sirens grew louder
    And a crowd gathered round
    I noticed something clenched
    In her fist
    That i hadn't seen till now
    I pryied her fingers open
    Wondering what it could be
    When to my horror i saw
    It was a picture of me
    I got a black and white picture
    Of the man i used to be
    Features they all look the same
    But i swear it ain't me

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