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Back Door
 
  Brown skin in the kitchen,
China white washrag and the dollars,
On the table keep it quiet, quiet

Chorus

They come and go through the back door
Who’s keepin’ score who’s keepin’ ...
Pension, weren’t no mention,
Medicaid? sorry, and the g-men,
Got the word in gettin’ wise, goodnight

Chorus

Pistol blew the whistle on the plan, mexican
And the river made of dollars made of sand

Chorus




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