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DON'T MURDER ME
Don't murder me for the world to see
that was this man's plea.
I have the papers that say it wasn't
me.
Look they are official reports written
by the D.O.C
The reports say the killer was someone
else.
So why am I the one strapped under
the belts.
Guilt or Innocence, we don't care,
We've got to find someone to
take the place
of the Chair.
Hey Warden ! doc can't find a
vein,
tell doc to keep cutting until one's
plain.
Hey Warden the whole damn things insane.
We don't care we've replaced that old
Chair.
Doesn't that make the whole thing fair?
Guilt or Innocence who cares who's
laying there,
John Huggins 5-7-2000
Bennie
Demps was executed 5-7-2000 in Florida with the above going on.
He chose to die, I think I know why.
He waived all appeals, now here's the
deal.
Life on the row was too hard for this
Joe.
So he wanted to hurry the verdict of
the jury.
This made some happy, this made some
mad.
I wonder in the end if he was even
glad.
I guess he didn't know if you wait
sometimes
you may get off the row.
but for him we'll never know.
John Huggins 8-26-00
Dan
Hauser waived all appeals and was executed in Florida on 8/25/00 with
the above going on.
He was betrayed with a kiss
Arrested and taken to court
Went through the mockery
of a trial, At which witnesses were
hired to lie,
And testify against him.
He was convicted, Condemned and sentanced
to die.
We should thank him, because he did
it for you
And I
John Huggins 2-2-99
Prison man came home one day
to find his true love had went away.
When he asked the reason why,
with these words she did reply.
If you would of led a decent life,
I would have gladly been your wife.
But you led the life of crime,
Prison man go do your time.
Prison man lay dead the next day,
in his letter he did say,
Dig a grave, dig it deep
lay a rose upon my feet
On my chest a turtle dove
to tell the whole world I died for
love.
So you dear wife bear in mind
A soul mate is hard to find.
So if you can remember our love was
once true,
It looks like this Prison Man will
die for you.
John Huggins 7-28-97
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