Alba s touto skladbou:
Daytime Friends - The Very Best of Kenny Rogers,
In Cumberland Kentucky
On a cool hot evening
Billy lay in love
with Marrianne
She was a rich judge's daughter
He was a son of a miner
But that night their love was
more than they could stand
The judge said to his daughter
That son of that coal miner
Is someone you'll do hell
to leave alone
She knew his dad so well
She knew she couldn't tell
But the truth was bound to
show before too long
Their love had started
growing on its own
You can't outrun the long
arm of the law
No, you can't outrun the
long arm of the law
Billy placed his hand on Mary
And felt the baby moving
Kissed her, and said I'll see
you when I can
The judge had made a promise
When he caught up with Billy
He'd sent him far away
from Marianne
The whole town knew he'd do it
Too many times he'd proved it
To at least a hundred men
behind the wall
He'd smiled behind that frown
And when he brought
that gavel down
He called himself the long
arm of the law
And he'd set his mind
on seeing Billy fall
In a hot humid mine shack
The mid-white pulled the sheet back
And placed cool damp towel
on Marianne
Billy's eyes were wide with wonder
From the spell he was under
When she placed the newborn
baby in his hands
He didn't hear the siren
Just the baby crying
That miracle of love
was all he saw
When the door came crashing down
And Billy turned around
He felt the heart
and soul inside him fall
He stood face to face
With the long arm of the law
You can't outrun the
long arm of the law
No, you can't outrun
the long arm of the law
You can hide out for a while
He says with a smile
But you can't outrun
the long arm of the law
Seemed like everybody down
in Cumberland Kentucky
Came out that day to see
poor Billy's trial
The court was called to order
There sat the judge's daughter
She looked so proud
Holding Billy's child
When they brought Billy to him
The judge just looked
right through him
As he held that Holy Bible
in his hand
Then he smiled at his grandson
And his eyes cut back to Billy
He said ´I think this time
The law will understand
Son, I sentence you to live
with Marianne
You can't outrun the long
arm of the law
No, you can't outrun the long
arm of the law
He said to Billy with a smile
I know you hide out for a while
But you can't outrun the long
arm of the law
No you can't outrun the long
arm of the law
