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Mill Street Crosswalk

from EP by The Misery Jackals

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lyrics

When you come to a town in Ohio
There’s a crosswalk by the mill
The worker’s get out at 5 O’clock
And the cars come down the hill
The cars come down that hill

Now that crosswalk has lights and signs
It even has lines on the ground
But cars won’t stop in Ohio
No, they’ll run your sorry ass down
They’ll run your sorry ass down

(Chorus)
At the Mill Street Crosswalk
They’ll run you down
They’ll run you down
At the Mill Street Crosswalk
They’ll run your sorry ass down
They’ll run your sorry ass down

Take a good look to the left
And take a better look to the right
Watch yourself son, be ready to run
Or you’ll never make it through the night
You’ll never make it through the night

Beware if one stops for you
And even if they wave you through
Another car will come in the other way
And in the street you will lay
Dead in the street you will lay

(Chorus)
Down into the ground

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from EP, released April 3, 2009

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