Well, I waited for you, when
I was a half-sick
Yes, I waited for you when
you hated me
Well I wa-aited for you inside
of the frozen traffic
Yeah, when you knew I had
some other place to be
Now where are you tonight,
sweet Marie?
Well anybody could be just
like me, obviously
but then now again not too
many could be like you, fortunately
Well, six white horses, that
you did promise
Were finally deivered down
to the penitentiary
but to live outside the law
you must be honest
I know you always say you
agree
All right, so where are you
tonight, sweet Marie?
well I don't know how it happened,
but the riverboat captain,
he knows my fate
And everybody else, even yourself,
you're just gonna have to wait
Well, I got the fever, down
in my pockets
Your Persian drunkard he follows
me
I can take him to your house
but I can't unlock it
You see you forgot to leave
me with the key
Oh, so where are you tonight,
sweet Marie?
Well, I been in jail, where
all the mail showed
That a man can't give his
address out to bad company
Now I'm sitting here, looking
at your yellow railroad
In the ruins, of your balcony
Wondering where are you tonight,
sweet Marie
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