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I started writing this at work when I had some downtime and finished it with Jutt Huffman at my place. Kiely and I had written 'Til the Reaper Comes a few months to a year beforehand and the chorus lyrics fit perfectly with the story of the song.

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Verse:
They arrested me on Tuesday, but I ain't done nothin' wrong
They arrested me on Tuesday, but I ain't done nothin' wrong
When I asked them what I'm in for
They just sing me a murder song
They sing
Chorus:
Tie you up on the train tracks
Leave you there 'til your blood runs cold
Tie you up on the train tracks
Leave you there 'til the reaper comes
Verse:
Now I recognize those lyrics, I wrote 'em after all
I recognize those lyrics, I wrote 'em after all
But I swear it's just a story
That tale couldn't get more tall
He asked me, "Did you know him?" with a picture in his hand
He asked me, "Did you know him?" with a picture in his hand
Now how could I deny it
When he used to be my man?
Somebody
Chorus 2:
Tied him up on the train tracks
Left him there 'til his blood run cold
Tied him up on the train tracks
Left him there 'til the reaper come
Verse:
Chicken scratch on crumpled paper, no return address
Chicken scratch on crumpled paper, no return address
It said, "Sorry I got you in trouble,
I did everything you said"
I
(Repeat Chorus 2)x2

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from Aubryn with Byron Rice Live at the One Stop, released September 23, 2014
© Aubryn Stevens, Kiely Schlesinger, Jutt Huffman 2013

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Aubryn Nashville, Tennessee

An eclectic, genre-blending, storytelling songstress, Aubryn often leaves you wondering what secrets the shadows hold, and do they really mean us harm? Or are they hiding from us?

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