Grand Larceny
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Walter Tucker was arrested for receiving stolen goods,
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That he got from his cousin, who's a common neighborhood,
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They Pittsburgh-pawned the instrument that the perpetrator stole,
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Walter said they split the cash, but denies a larger role.
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Walter'd never been arrested, so I doubt he'll do the time,
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But the cousin had a record that seemed to chain his life to crime,
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"I never should have trusted him", Walter of his cousin said,
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Now his face and fingers are on file and there's judges in his head.
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Grand larceny, grand larceny
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It's what you get away with, and who you can deceive,
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Pittsburgh has the Steelers and the Pirates and the thieves.
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It happened in broad streetlight to an unsuspecting car,
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My wallet, cash and valuables, and yet-to-be-pawned guitar,
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I was fried enough inside to want to leave my tools behind,
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It was a massive temporary shortage of the mind.
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From the diner after midnight, to the parking lot to see,
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There was just a pile of window where the ride home used to be,
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Grand larceny, grand larceny
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It's what you get away with, and who you can deceive,
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Pittsburgh has the Steelers and the Pirates and the thieves.
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It was my last night in Pittsburgh,
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And I know I will return,
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But I won't forget the welcome,
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The outlaws let me earn.
Transcribed by Gregory Steele
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