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Picked him up in a Texas town
a few years back,

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living off café garbage.
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Couldn't speak a word
of English.

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Thought we was doing him
a favor.

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What about you?
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Hmm?
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You know that the marshal
works for Baxter.

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People saw you ride in.
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There's payment to be made
by them that done this.

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Don't intend to run.
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We could wire
for the federal marshal.

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If he started riding today,
he wouldn't make it for a week.

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With the storm coming,
maybe longer.

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We're obliged to deal with the
marshal and Baxter ourselves.

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What about Button?
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Well, he's fighting
for his life.

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We're gonna do the same.
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Whatever's needed for Button,
you do it.

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If he wakes, he's gonna need
to stay here a couple days

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so we can watch him.
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Whatever's best for him.
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Can't stay away from
my little paradise, gents?!

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Believe Satan says the same at
the gates of hell, old-timer!

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We'd like to put the horses up.
Had a tough trail.

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I'd like to set
the wagon yonder.

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Help yourself!
Hurry up, though!

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I seen it like this before!
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Big one's coming!
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Hyah, hyah, hyah!

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