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1993**lf**Writer: Michael Martin Murphey**lf**with Hal Ketchum**lf****lf**I dusted off my posters, polished up my gun,**lf**Jotted down my memories, my moments in the sun.**lf**Now by all rights and reasons, I should not be standing here,**lf**But I outlive my brother by another third year.**lf****lf**And tonight I can hear Jesse calling,**lf**And tonight we will rise once again.**lf****lf**I believe I have seen my last sunset,**lf**I believe I [have jumped my last train, _**lf**I believe I have jumped my last train. _**lf** _**lf**Now, me and little Jesse rode our way to fame,**lf**And engineers would shudder at the mention of our names.**lf**We were more than dime store novels,**lf**We were more than flash and noise,**lf**We were farm boys from Missouri,**lf**Mrs. James'' baby boys.**lf****lf**And tonight I can hear Jesse calling, _**lf**And tonight we will rise once again.**lf**I believe I have seen my last sunset,**lf**I believe I have jumped my last train,**lf**I believe I have jumped my last train.**lf****lf**We protected each other like a brother''s should,**lf**Now time has finally done what the law never could. _**lf**And tonight I can hear Jesse calling,**lf**And tonight we will rise once again.**lf****lf**For I believe I have seen my last sunset,**lf**I believe I have jumped my last train,**lf**I believe I have jumped my last train.**lf****lf**(Wait for me, Jesse)