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Verse 1
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He wore a Davy
Crockett hat,
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a buckskin coat and boots,
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and landed in our town one night
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just like a parachute.
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He'd sit alone at Jack's Café
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and smoke a big cigar
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And doodle wild equations
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on his napkin at the bar
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He came to my attention
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when my best friend said he'd seen
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Him talking with three well -dressed Arabs
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in a limousine
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The sheriff asked from
where they'd come,
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that was a bad mistake
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The next day in his mailbox
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was a wounded rattlesnake
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The waitress at the donut shop
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said his name was Robert Smith
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At least that's what he told her
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when he left her a big tip
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But Sam McGuire was what she saw
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on his card that said for hire
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If he was Robert Smith, she said,
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then who was Sam McGuire?
He had good manners
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and could quote Hegel, Yeats, and Blake.
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He bought the old Cobb cabin
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in the woods out by the lake.
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And soon big canvas trucks would come
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and roll out to his home and
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unload giant boxes,
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their contents quite unknown.
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Fishermen by the lake
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swore they heard strange sounds
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that rumbled from his windows
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when the evening sun went down.
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His li cense plate was traced to a
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Sam McGuire who had expired.
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If he was Robert Smith,
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then who the hell was Sam McGuire?
Giant flocks of geese
would turn
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whenever they flew near.
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The space above his rooftop
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they would scatter in wild fear.
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And though it was still spring,
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with many daffodils in town,
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The leaves around his property
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had shriveled and turned brown.
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At the hardware store I met him,
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he said, I'm Robert Smith.
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He wore a rock and roll t -shirt
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with Megadeth on it,
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But Sam McGuire was tattooed
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on his shoulder that perspired.
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If he was Robert Smith,
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I wondered who was Sam McGuire
At summer's end, he disappeared,
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he drove off in a van
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He left a sign behind
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that warned of landmines on his land
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And then the special bulletin
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that came on the TV
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An H -bomb blew Chicago
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up in 25 to 3
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The U .S. Army filled our town
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and ran to where he'd live
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Though not one mine was ever found,
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the Geiger counters clicked
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And the only question on the
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lips of officials who inquired
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If he was Robert Smith, they asked him,
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who was Sam McGuire? you
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