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Midnight train to Memphis\n  Oh, Midnight train to Memphis\n"},{"id":31731993,"name":"Midnight Train to Memphis (Chris Stapleton cover)","trackName":"Midnight Train to Memphis (Chris Stapleton cover)","artistName":"20 Watt Tombstone","albumName":"Year of the Jackalope","duration":195.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Judge looked down, gave me forty days\nSaid it was a fine that I could not pay\nSaid walk right, you'll soon be home\nCross the line, you'll be on your own\nForty days\nShotguns and barbed wire fences\nForty nights to sit and listen\nTo the midnight train to Memphis\nWhistle blows when the sun comes up\nHit the floor, keep your big mouth shut\nEat your breakfast on the ground\nWork like hell 'til the sun goes down\nForty days\nShotguns and barbed wire fences\nForty nights to sit and listen\nTo the midnight train to Memphis\nWell, ten for the judge, ten for the judge\nTwenty more to forget my grudge\nWhen I get to thirty-nine\nThat's the longest day 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