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In A Cave
03:17
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When I was a cowboy with my horse
I was living in a cave cause I'm a ghost
The sheriff can not grab me anymore
From the morning till the night I was alone
I was living in a cave cause I'm a ghost
And the sheriff can not kill me anymore
I was living in a cave cause I'm a ghost
I'm a ghost
And the sheriff can not kill me anymore
Anymore
When I was a cowboy on the plains
I was smoking flowers to see the purple snakes
I have a bullet holes on my boots
I have bones in my pocket cause I'm a ghost
I'm a ghost
I was living in a cave cause I'm a ghost
And the sheriff can not kill me anymore
I was living in a cave cause I'm a ghost
I'm a ghost
And the sheriff can not kill me anymore
Anymore
I was living in a cave cause I'm a ghost
I'm a ghost
And the sheriff can not kill me anymore
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The Lion
03:28
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I'll tell you a story about me
There is the lion waiting for me
And he destroyed my life this king
He's going to start pulling my strings
Everybody knows
The lion is the king
Everybody knows
I'll ruin him
Every night he's sleeping with my girl
He smokes my joints and drinks my beers
I want that bastard out of here
He smokes my joints and drinks my beers
Everybody knows
The lion is the king
Everybody knows
I'll ruin him
Everybody knows
Everybody knows
Everybody knows
I'll ruin him
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