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Poor Freddie

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Poor Freddie

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Watcha now, watcha now!

Ceive dem nowo-o-w, some way somehow

I was telling him not to take his gun to town

Him never stop, him never listen

And now him get showdown, yea

He used to walk, he used to talk

He used to chuck it all about, yea

But now I heard it on the news

That he was killed in a shoot out, Lord

He never learnt to hear

And he didn't have no fear

I was telling him a long time to stop

But his heart was made of rock (watcha now)

Poor Freddie, in a badness him never ready, Lord

Poor Freddie, mmm, don dada ready

I was telling him not to take his gun to town

Him never stop, him never listen

And now him get showdown, yea

He used to walk, he used to talk

He used to chuck it all about, yea

But now I heard it on the news

That he was killed in a shoot out, Lord

He was wanted dead or alive

But under the heat, he could not survive

There wasn't a place for rescue

So he was dropped down the avenue

People jump and shout

Now they are free to walk all about

Not even his family were crying

Everyone were rejoicing

I was telling him not to take his gun to town

Him never stop, him never listen

And now him get showdown, yea

He used to walk, he used to talk

He used to chuck it all about, yea

But now I heard it on the news

That he was killed in a shoot out, Lord

So ceive dem now (ceive dem now) watcha now

Ceive dem now (ceive dem now)

Someway somehow

He never learnt to hear

And he didn't have no fear

I was telling him a long time to stop

But his heart was made of rock, Lord

He was guilty for all the crimes he pay

He was not innocent, so his life was taken away

Poor Freddie, in a badness him never ready, Lord

Poor Freddie, mi saying, don dada ready

I was telling him not to take his gun to town

Him never stop, him never listen

And now him get showdown, yea

He used to walk, he used to talk

He used to chuck it all about, yea

But now I heard it on the news

That he was killed in a shoot out, Lord

Poor Freddie, in a badness him never ready, Lord

Poor Freddie, mmm, I said him ,don dada ready, Lord

Oh Freddie, in a badness him never ready

Oh Freddie, going don dada ready

Watcha now, watcha now, ceive dem now

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