When sun sets dusk and streets are cleared,
This town's renegade is near.
Standing tall, awaiting host
Wha'ts it like to see a ghost?
Both outlaws equal, yes indeed,
A one shot rhythm to the gunsling
So long my sweet.
Bye Bye.
Standin' alone in soot and stone,
He draws from this holster, a man.
Crawlin' alone through the soot and stone,
He makes his way home half to death.
He clenched his fist and said a prayer, for every breath of dusty air.
He fires loud,
The end is close,
What's it like to be a ghost?
Both outlaws equal, yes indeed, a one shot rhythm to the gunsling,
So long my sweet.
I hear those voices calling,
"take your life"
I cannot take this lying down.
NO!
Standin' alone in soot and stone,
He draws from this holster, a man.
Crawlin' alone through the soot and stone,
He makes his way home half to death.
In time. In vain.
I wash my hands, of yesterday.
If I should fall,
If I should pass,
It's worth one last stand before the gates of hell.
I hear those voices calling,
"take your life"
I cannot take this lying down.
NO!
Standin' alone in soot and stone,
He draws from this holster, a man.
Crawlin' alone through the soot and stone,
He makes his way home half to death.
In time. In vain.
I wash my hands, of yesterday.
If I should fall,
If I should pass,
It's worth one last stand before the gates of hell.
Writer(s): John Feldmann, Ashley Purdy, Martin Johnson, Jeremy Ferguson, Andrew Biersack, Jacob Pitts
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