A poem about a bandit who still has a run of good luck on his side.
Faster, the strain showed across his face
Lightning flash accross the mountain top
The drenched rider continued his gruling pace
His mind was focused, there was no stop
The others were comming, steady in their chase
A stealer of hopes and dreams they had said
Thunder violently roared, his heart was racing
As a few lead mosquitos flew past his head
The bringers of his death, soon to be facing
I might swing for this, I should’ve stayed in bed
Just a little more, almost across the state line
It was a large bank, they won’t miss the money
More mosquitos, where did I put that prayer of mine
Almost have him boys, that guy thinks he’s funny
Got a new suit picked out for ya Bandit, a box made of pine
I should draw a line in the mud, and take the pain
A whistle blows, it’s old timer comming by at last
Faster boys, that varmint might head for the train
Yes, the train, I think I can reach it before it goes past
Made it, see ya losers, you should get out of the rain
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