For years she wore his bruises, drowning in regrets
Sat at her table that morning, inhaling coffee’n cigarettes
No, He wouldn't have her leaving,
her back was against the wall
She took her stand, grabbed his gun—
and let that hammer fall


No Redemption, no forgiveness,
no will to make it right
No gettin back the hard earned years
She served being his wife
Now she'll spend the rest of her days
With three meals and a cot
She found her freedom in prison
To her, it was worth the shot

Surrounded by steel’n concrete as time fell off the clock
Sift’n through old memories when she heard her cell unlock
Hearing the Wardens footsteps echo down the hall,
Knowing it’d be the last time her back was against a wall

No Redemption, no forgiveness,
no will to make it right
No gettin back the hard earned years
She served being his wife
Now she'll spend the rest of her days
With three meals and a cot
She found her freedom in prison
To her, it was worth the shot


Accepting her fate and choices,
She had a life to pay for
The longest walk she'll ever take—
is down that corridor

No Redemption, no forgiveness,
no will to make it right
No gettin back the hard earned years
She served being his wife
Now she'll spend the rest of her days
With three meals and a cot
She found her freedom in prison
To her, it was worth the shot

The injection will be quick,
There won't be any pain
When the Warden asked
for any last words…
…”an eye for an eye” is all she’d say


Ohhhhh
She found her freedom in prison
To her, it was worth the shot