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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeOak Island
Rail-tie worker, I've been layin' ties on cold groundBut I'm leavin' this evenin' on the same tracks I laid downThere's some boys out in Jerseythat are callin' me out by nameI got a reason to believe I ain't glory-bound anywayAnd if you're readin' this letter tell my motherand my brother that I love 'emHe's got the better blood of my old man and our cousinsBut he made a bad deal with some boys out on Oak IslandAnd if he don't pay they say they're bound to find himBut if I find 'еm on that island firstThe worst is yet to come'Causе no blood in the mud I's raised inSpent life on the runAnd I went to Jay's tavern and it happensthat them boys were thereRecognized his backside from the color of our mother's hairAnd my brother found another wayto make himself a decent little livin'He turned around and found himselfa lickin' only blood could give himAnd I told him I was thereto keep him clear of that islandHe said, "I love you Mickey, but I found out that I'm them"And I got bad blood with some blood out on Oak IslandAnd if he stays I say I am bound to find himBut if I find 'em on that island firstThe worst is yet to come'Cause no blood in the mud we's raised inSpent life on the run
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