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Quick and the Dead
03:38
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Stolen horse and a stolen name
Wandered into town from Santa Fe
Looking for money, women and gold
Only one reason to ride so cold
When the dust all clears it’s just the quick and the dead
When the dust all clears it’s just the quick and the dead
Four sheriff’s yelling stop that man
Chasing down an outlaw with two pistols in his hand
Gunpowder smoke putting clouds in the air
Scorching flames encompass our small town square
When the dust all clears its just the quick and the dead
When the dust all clears its just the quick and the dead
You can beg for mercy, You can pray for peace
But an outlaw won’t rest till he gets what he needs
Another posted wanted sign
Gotta be quicker if you don’t want to die
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2. |
Worry
04:07
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All these woods surrounding me
Moving so fast all I see
Is the end of this worry
Worry on my mind
Couldn’t sit and think it through
Ate me up until I had to move
Running out the bad times and
Worry on my mind
The wolf tracking down my trail
I’ll be dead if I can’t get there
Running out the bad times and
No worry on my mind
Running out the bad times and
No worry on my mind
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3. |
Up All Night
04:22
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Woah I can feel my body now
been waiting all week for tonight
Another hot hot southern night
been waiting all week for tonight
Stayin up all night
Staying up all night
Doing right
Staying up all night
Ive had my eyes on you all night
Come over let’s shake it one time
Getting down like it’s our last night
Swinging till the sun shuts us down
Stayin up all night
Staying up all night
Doing right
Staying up all night
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