| It’s way up in the Black Hills where we come from
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| There’s a girl and she warned me don’t pick up that gun
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| By the law of the land
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| By the promise that might is right
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| She would hold me and cry — don’t you go off and fight
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| Somebody knocking at my door
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| Oh, I been called to war
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| Say goodbye to Tobacco Road
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| Wear my colors, call my brothers
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| And for my country I’ll go Down on Hell’s Half Acre
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| Shakin’with fever
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| Rumble in the jungle
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| Down on Hell’s Half Acre
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| She wrote me a letter and said what have they done
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| Placed a crown of thorns an this native son
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| Oh, maybe they’re right, but maybe they’re wrong
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| But what can I do, you’re not here you’re gone
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| Something in the air is much too quiet
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| Hear my heartbeat
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| The storms that rages from within
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| Three times thunder, blood runs cold
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| Got this wound on my soul
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| Down on Hell’s Half Acre
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| Walking on fire
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| We got trouble in the wasteland
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| Down on Hell’s Half Acre
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| Back in the land where buffalo roam
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| Oh is this my home
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| She said you’ve changed, you’re not the same
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| Clouds of napalm and the opium
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| The damage was already done
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| Down on Hell’s Half Acre
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| Shakin’with fever
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| Rumble in the jungle
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| Down on Hell’s Half Acre
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| Down on Hell’s Half Acre
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| Walking on fire
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| We got trouble in the wasteland
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| Down on Hell’s Half Acre |