(ª casa)
(intro) C G Am G F
(verse 1)
C G Am G F
Well I'm Goin' to a place where the tough guys go, and come out even tougher.
C G Am G F
A place where a man don't show his feelings, a place where a man don't cry.
C G Am
Well they say I'm being punished and they say I can be reformed, but someday
G F
I'll Return.
C G Am G
Did they really think that this time it'd work? You knew all along it
F
wouldn't!
C G Am G F
Oh, I'm prison bound, I did a crime one too many times.
C G Am
It's on the outskirts of town, by the railroad tracks, where the country
G F
moon shines.
C G Am G F
Oh, I'm prison bound, tell my girl I'll be back one day.
C G Am G F
Oh, I'm prison bound, I may never know any other, any other way.
C G Am G F
any other way.
(verse 2)
C G Am
Well they take away my freedom of expression and action, but Johnny says I
G F
walk the line.
C G Am G F
With three hots and a cot, and allot of talk that locks up concrete and steel
C G
Well it's cold and it's clammy, and it's colder than a pimp's heart, but I've
Am G F
gotta do my time.
C G Am
There's a lesson to be learned here, but what a price to pay, you know, I may
G F
never learn.
(Chorus 2x)
C G Am G F
Oh, I'm prison bound, I did a crime one too many times
C G Am
It's on the outskirts of town, by the railroad tracks, where the country
G F
moon shines.
C G Am G F
Oh, I'm prison bound, tell my girl I'll be back one day.
C G Am G F
Oh, I'm prison bound, I may never know any other, any other way.
C G Am G F
Any other way.