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Dear John forgive us our sins thank you God I wanna tell you where you're at You lose me in this campsite And I'm gonna teach you how to be cowboys Now,
in the sky Woke up surrounded by Redman The chief rolled up and grabbed me by my head band Gave me tea made of cactus and tree bark I swam with salmon
giving back so say hey, hey Show me some metal and say hey, hey, hey, hey I'm a cowboy, bad ass in black singing hey, hey, hey, hey From side to side from
Episode one Meet my friends By Kerri Renton Illustrated by Jason Howe In the great Australian outback Where the cowboys and cowgirls live The night
Need no help that's all me Coulda went to jail or the army Maybe when they didn't wanna call me Now I can't keep her ass off me Need no help that's
here's to the nights, dancing with the band Strangers into girlfriends from a one night stand Brought a little liquor and turn up the Johnny Cash You
real Cowboy boots doing lines at the bar Where the time goes slow when you're drinking PBR So here's to the nights, dancing with the band Strangers into
to rock, YOU! We're the kings of swing And we're chosen to rule The deans of clean inside the cool school We're the chiefs of relief Contained by wild
crosses and you'll never see a-one But sometimes between the setting and the rising of the sun You can hear a ghostly bugle As the men go marching by
crosses and you'll never see a-one But sometimes between the setting and the rising of the sun You can hear a ghostly bugle As the men go marching by
the waistline and I don't even try I don't need a Duberry or a Westmore course 'Cause my weight's been taken over by the Army Air Force We're not petite
the waistline and I don't even try I don't need a Duberry or a Westmore course 'Cos my weight's been taken over by the Army Air Force We're not petite
crosses and you'll never see a-one But sometimes between the setting and the rising of the sun You can hear a ghostly bugle As the men go marching by
tenure as music director Fo the Boston Symphony Orchestra from 1923-49 (9) Annie's cousin Fanny was a sweetie of Mine: Is a song by Glenn Miller
HEY >From side to side from front to back Say HEY HEY HEY HEY I put Detroit City back on the map by Singin HEY HEY HEY HEY Kid Rocks in the house
friends Fit's Of Depression to play with us At The Seattle Coliseum Or playing with Poison Idea at a No On Nine Benefit in Portland organzied by Gus Van
brass band of gratitude Not quite dormant in my belly It said so in a human voice "Bellow forth" And who among us could ignore such odd And precise
the last half Of his career, typical manure movin' past that Mr. Kiss-His-Ass-Crack he's a class act Rubber band man, yea he just snaps back Come
while others hate the noise Respected by all--------- We're the WhiteTrash Cowboys Hard riding, Corvette driving,trailer park surviving Wer'e
doot And beaucoup, beaucoup, I'm cuckoo I'm a star goin' to war with you clones like Count Dooku I'm worlds apart from you rappers Like I walk in
band Steve Bannon and his pump organ and take back the swastika from the establishment group. And then we got little Jimmie from Norway who'll be
him was not available so the words and music herein are taken from the sheet music as written by Stan Jones Monroes' version, as well as competing
She was the rose of Sharon from paradise lost From the city of seven hills near the place of the cross. I was playing a show in Miami in
make it worse when they sweat us Send an army of pigs to come get us Now im runnin outta time and im Cool down with the aztecs This is sorta like soul
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