| I’ve got a holster for my gun.
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| Silver spurs on my boots.
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| I’ll be ready when they come.
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| God help the first one that shoots!
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| I guess I’ll never change…
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| ‘Cause I was born on the range.
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| Cowboys and Indians.
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| Cowboys and Indians.
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| Heyup!
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| I won’t make Custer’s mistake;
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| He didn’t finish all his beans.
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| Sometimes I get the shakes.
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| Wish I was back in New Orleans!
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| I guess I’ll never change…
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| ‘Cause I was born on the range.
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| Cowboys and Indians.
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| Cowboys and Indians.
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| Hands up! |
| Golly!
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| Howdy, pardner.
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| I guess I’ll never change…
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| ‘Cause I was born on the range.
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| Cowboys and Indians.
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| Cowboys and Indians.
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| Oh, no. |
| We don’t stand a chance!
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| This could be my last stand:
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| War paint and colors everywhere.
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| Aw, shucks! |
| My Winny just did jam!
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| No Redskin’s gonna trim my hair!
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| I guess I’ll never change…
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| ‘Cause I was born on the range.
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| Cowboys and Indians.
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| Cowboys and Indians.
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| Cowboys and Indians.
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| Cowboys and Indians.
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| Now tell them the true story — Cowboys and Indians.
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| How the west was really won. |
| Cowboys and Indians.
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| Cowboys and Indians.
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| Cowboys and Indians. |