Songs:Calamity Jane (110986)

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Lyrics

I know you can’t expect too much
when trouble’s in your name
as to the facts on my account
I call myself to blame

All those dime store novels
they aren’t worth a dime
but for all the lies they told
the truth’s there half the time

Now I got by in buckskin
and the fact that I could ride
I took care of the living
and I loved the ones that died

I played the cards as dealt me
and so I bluffed my hand
riding with the soldiers
and dressing like a man

I’ve played in the Bigtop
done the laundry at Dora DuFran’s
now I get by on kind barkeeps
who fill the glass of Calamity Jane

I’ll play the cards as dealt me
and I’ll buy the house a round
get stinking drunk till the sun comes up
and get thrown out of this town

I know you can’t expect too much
when trouble’s in your name




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Calamity Jane by Wishing Chair SONG

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  • Overall rating: (6 votes)
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  • Length: 3:10
  • Times played: 6
  • People hearing: 149
  • Times requested: 5
  • First played: Dec 16th, 2006
  • Last played: Aug 23rd, 2007
  • Previously played: Jun 10th, 2007
  • Song ID#: 110986

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