| We’re goin' west to Kaintuck down the road to Moccasin Gap
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| Down the wilderness road
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| The Dug Road the old Reedy Creek Road
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| The Road down Troublesome Road through Moccasin Gap
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| There was a time when goin' way out west meant goin' to Kaintuck
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| The dark and bloody ground as Indians called it
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| Indians wars were ragin' and men like Daniel Boone and Michael Stoner
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| Came down the wilderness road like countless families did
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| Through a place in south West Virginia called Big Moccasin Gap
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| It’s a hot day in '73 and this is my wife and my kids with me
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| Daniel Boone lost his boy the other day young Jim Boone is dead twenty miles
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| away
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| The wagons turn and went back home even Daniel couldn’t make it alone
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| I guess prob’ly Daniel could but he stopped awhile in castle wood
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| (If you love your wife and love your baby man
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| Turn your wagons back as soon as you can
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| Ev’ry Injun in these hills has gone berserk you never gonna make it to Kaintuck)
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| Ah I bet I’m gonna make it to Kaintuck
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| We’re goin' west to Kaintuck down the road to Moccasin Gap
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| Down the wilderness road
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| The Dug Road the old Reedy Creek Road
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| The Road down Troublesome Road through Moccasin Gap
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| The Dug Road the old Reedy Creek Road
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| The Road down Troublesome Road through Moccasin Gap |