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Bon Jovi ~ Blood Money


Hey Patty Garrett that's what I used to call you They tell me you want me but I hear they've got you They made you a lawman with a badge made of silver They paid you some money to sell them my soul But you say this ain't about me, this ain't about you Or the good and the bad times we've both been through When the lines between brothers and justice have changed You do what you've got to cause you can't walk away I wonder what would have happened If you were the killer And I was the hero Would things be the same Or would I have traded Your life for my own life Would I have paid Your debts in your place But this ain't about me, this ain't about you Or the good and the bad times we've both been through When the lines between brothers and justice have changed You do what you've got to cause you can't walk away Blood money That's what I call it 'Cause money for blood ain't no fair exchange Blood money Bought and then sold you But your conscience is all you can take to your grave more free lyrics

Hey Patty Garrett that's what I used to call you
They tell me you want me but I hear they've got you
They made you a lawman with a badge made of silver
They paid you some money to sell them my soul

But you say this ain't about me, this ain't about you
Or the good and the bad times we've both been through
When the lines between brothers and justice have changed
You do what you've got to cause you can't walk away

I wonder what would have happened
If you were the killer
And I was the hero
Would things be the same
Or would I have traded
Your life for my own life
Would I have paid
Your debts in your place

But this ain't about me, this ain't about you
Or the good and the bad times we've both been through
When the lines between brothers and justice have changed
You do what you've got to cause you can't walk away

Blood money
That's what I call it
'Cause money for blood ain't no fair exchange
Blood money
Bought and then sold you
But your conscience is all you can take to your grave

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