Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Benjamin Tod
Lead Vocals
Chris Scruggs
Acoustic Guitar
Jack Lawrence
Bass
Jeff Taylor
Piano
John James Tourville
Acoustic Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Benjamin Tod
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Andrija Tokic
Producer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Behind a fellow on the way to Pocatello on a westbound passenger train
Buyin' my time drinkin' red wine, waitin' for the signal to change
And there's gold and hooch hidden in the caboose
And when the damn thing stops, I'm ready to shoot
[Chorus]
Oh, Lord, I ain't the innocent one
Know me by the way I run
Well, I'm stabbed in the back and I'm gunnin' for that stack
Oh, Mary, could you stitch me up? Woo!
[Verse 2]
Mary made a living just fencing what was given when the tramps rolled in on the train
Sold her booze and offered a room and a lady without a name
She could sew your wounds or sell you a tomb
But never could you tell her you had something to lose
[Chorus]
Oh, Lord, I ain't the innocent one
Know me by the way I run
Well, I'm stabbed in the back and I'm gunnin' for that stack
Oh, Mary, could you stitch me up?
[Verse 3]
So I rode in hot, just lookin' for a cot to lay my burdens down
In Mary's place, I recognized a face on a man from another town
He shot his lead at the side of my head
It was twenty-seven stitches from the queen of the yeggs
[Chorus]
Oh, Lord, I ain't the innocent one
Know me by the way I run
Well, I'm stabbed in the back and I'm gunnin' for that stack
Oh, Mary, could you stitch me up?
[Chorus]
Oh, Lord, I ain't the innocent one
Know me by the way I run
Well, I'm stabbed in the back and I'm gunnin' for that stack
Oh, Mary, could you stitch me up?
Oh, Mary, could you stitch me up?
Oh, Mary, could you stitch me up?
Written by: Benjamin Tod