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In the state of Illinois nine years ago
A cold blooded killer, he went the law
He killed a factory guard when his did fail
And caught him and they threw him into jail

He lay in his cell, locked up with his hate
Not many men of him and less cared for his fate
And he knew no of mind when his trial was comin' by
The judge said, "You are you must die"

But Paul is alive today
He's a sittin' in a cell, he's got to say
Every man has got to give
And if a man can change, a man should live

They sent him to Cook Jail, a jail known far and wide
Where pity was a stranger and men often cry
They locked him in the row to count the days before
To the day they came a at his door

But warden came along, Jack Johnson was his name
He knew how prison living could a man to shame
He had no need of pistols in a solitary
a word of trust would help him just as well

Now Paul Crump is today
a sittin' in a cell, he's got somethin' to say
Every man has got to give
And if a man can change, a man should live

Between the and the convict, a friendship slowly grew
And one learned from the other that a man can anew
Then the warden the convict, "You must leave the devil's plan
The time has for you to be a man"

Then the convict found and he started him to learn
He himself a novel called 'Burn, Killer, Burn'
And as his day grew near, to the warden he did cry
"You must pull the switch and I die"

But Paul Crump is alive
He's a sittin' in a cell, he's got to say
man has got something to give
And if a man can change, then a man live

It was up to Governor to keep him from the grave
Was rehabilitation a reason to be
The was comin' closer, the word was spread around
A new and better answer be found

Well, the chair was cheated, the convict didn't pay
A new concept of justice was born and that day
Now throughout this peaceful there are others set to die
better time than now to question why?

But Crump is alive today
a sittin' in a cell, he's got somethin' to say
Every man has got something to
And if a man can change, a man should live