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Bad news, bad news, to me where I sleep
Turn, turn, again
Say, one of your friends is in deep
Turn, turn, to the and the wind

Tell me the trouble, tell me to my ear
Turn, turn, turn
Joliet and ninety-nine years
Turn, turn, to the rain and the

Oh, the charge of how this came to be?
Turn, turn, turn
Manslaughter in the degree
Turn, turn, to the rain and the

I sat down and wrote the best words I write
Turn, turn, again
Explaining to the judge I'd be there on wednesday
Turn, turn, to the rain and the

Without a reply, I by the moon
Turn, turn, again
And was in his chambers by the afternoon
Turn, turn, to the and the wind

you tell me the facts, I said without fear
Turn, turn, again
That a friend of could get ninety-nine years
Turn, turn, to the and the wind

A on the highway, flew the car to a field
Turn, turn, turn
There was four persons and he was at the wheel
Turn, turn, to the and the wind

But I him as good as I'm knowing myself
Turn, turn, again
And he wouldn't harm a life that belonged to someone
Turn, turn, to the and the wind

The judge he spoke out of the of his mouth
Turn, turn, turn
Saying ``the witness who saw, he left doubt''
Turn, turn, to the and the wind

may be true, he's got a sentence to serve
Turn, turn, again
But ninety-nine years he just deserve
Turn, turn, to the and the wind

Too late, too late, for his it is sealed
Turn, turn, again
His sentence it is passed and cannot be
Turn, turn, to the rain and the

But he no criminal and his crime it is none
Turn, turn, again
What to him could happen to anyone
Turn, turn, to the rain and the

At that the judge jerked forward and his it did freeze
Turn, turn, again
Saying, ``could you kindly my office now please? ''
Turn, turn, to the rain and the

His eyes looked funny and I up so slow
Turn, turn, again
With no other choice for to go
Turn, turn, to the and the wind

I walked down the and I heard his door slam
Turn, turn, turn
I walked the courthouse stairs and 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 tune my guitar could play
Was ``the old cruel rain and the