Pecos Jail

Mitchell Torok, Ramona Redd

[Verse 1]
I got in a fight in ol' Pecos town
And there I gunned a bigger bully down
A well the sheriff came a-running nobody set my bail
So they threw me back in to that Pecos jail

[Chorus]
Way down where the floor is cold and the walls are dark
And very little sun comes in
And the sheriff's daughter brings me bread and water
'Til I drop to a hundred and ten
But there's a funny little ending (Ooh), to this tale (Ooh)
I think my future's in the Pecos jail

[Verse 2]
We fell in love, the shеriff's daughter and me
One night littlе Suzy slipped me the key
Then she gave me a sweet kiss and I was San Antone bound
But my lips kept burning so I turned my horse around

[Chorus]
Back to where the floor is cold and the walls are dark
And very little sun comes in
And the sheriff's daughter brings me bread and water
'Til I drop to a hundred and ten
But there's a funny little ending (Ooh), to this tale (Ooh)
I think my heart's found a future here in the Pecos jail

[Verse 3]
Slipped back in that jailhouse into Suzy's arms
Even in this cold cell she made me feel kinda warm
It's a sweet little Suzy that I'm thinking of
And in this jailhouse I found my true love

[Chorus]
Way down where the floor is cold and the walls are dark
And very little sun comes in
And the sheriff's daughter brings me bread and water
'Til I drop to a hundred and ten
But there's a happy little ending (Ooh), to this tale (Ooh)
I think my future's here in the Pecos jail
Yeah, I found my future here in the Pecos jail

Trivia about the song Pecos Jail by Hank Williams, Jr.

When was the song “Pecos Jail” released by Hank Williams, Jr.?
The song Pecos Jail was released in 1966, on the album “Country Shadows”.
Who composed the song “Pecos Jail” by Hank Williams, Jr.?
The song “Pecos Jail” by Hank Williams, Jr. was composed by Mitchell Torok, Ramona Redd.

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