Bad news, bad news came to me where I Turn, turn, turn one of your friends is in trouble deep Turn, turn to the rain and the
Tell me the trouble, tell me to my ear Turn, turn, again Joliet prison and years Turn, to the rain and the wind
Oh the charge of how this came to be? Turn, turn, turn Manslaughter in the of degrees Turn, to the rain and the wind
I sat down and wrote the best words I could Turn, turn, again to the judge I'd be there on Wednesday night Turn, turn to the and the wind
Without a I left by the moon Turn, turn, turn And was in his by the next afternoon Turn, turn to the and the wind
Could you tell me the facts, I said fear Turn, turn, turn a friend of mine would get ninety-nine years Turn, turn to the and the wind
A crash on the highway the car to a field Turn, turn, again was four persons killed and he was at the wheel Turn, turn to the rain and the
But I know him as as I'm knowin' myself Turn, turn, turn And he harm a life that belonged to someone else Turn, turn to the and the wind
The he spoke out of the side of his mouth Turn, turn, turn Sayin',"The witness who saw he no doubt" Turn, turn to the and the wind
That may be true, got a sentence to serve Turn, turn, turn But ninety-nine years, he just don't Turn, turn to the and the wind
Too late, too for his case it is sealed Turn, turn, again His sentenced is passed and it cannot be Turn, turn to the and the wind
But he ain't no criminal and his crime it is Turn, turn, again What happened to him could happen to Turn, turn to the and the wind
And at that the judge jerked and his face it did freeze Turn, turn, again Sayin',"Could you kindly leave my now, please" Turn, turn to the rain and the
The room was funny and I up so slow Turn, turn, again With no choice except for to go Turn, turn to the and the wind
I walked down the and I heard his door slam Turn, turn, again I walked down the courthouse and I did not understand Turn, turn to the rain and the
And I played my guitar the night to the day Turn, turn, again And the only tune my guitar could Was, "Oh the rain and the wind"