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Psycho

"Where are you going?, there's nowhere to flee,
What makes you feel that you can break free?
Will it be wise to leave me this way?
Go to your lover and I'll make you pay!"

She sat on the floor and read from his note,
She thought he was kidding; It wasn't a joke,
His mind was tormented by what she had done,
He said he would find her,"There's nowhere to run!"

She climbed on a Greyhound and headed for Maine,
She knew she had hurt him, which drove him insane,
She said she would marry and be a good wife,
She promised him children and joy all his life.

But prior to marriage she met a young man,
Who offered her riches; that's how it began,
He said he would give her the world on a string,
She fell for this lover and they had a fling.

And now she is fleeing for fear of her life,
Because she would not be a dutiful wife,
A Greyhound to nowhere is how it will be,
Because of this psycho, she'll never be free.

"Where are you going?, there's nowhere to flee,
What makes you feel that you can break free?
You said you were leaving; I told you to stay,
Now you and your lover will both have to pay!"

by David Ronald Bruce Pekrul

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