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Artist: Art Paul Schlosser
Canonical path: /art-paul-schlosser/ron-dayne
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ron Dayne
Read Ron Dayne lyrics by Art Paul Schlosser on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ron Dayne
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Ron Dayne
Ron Dayne
What a name
What a game
Did you see him break the record
Ron Dayne
Ron Dayne
In Wisconsin
He's the fame
And I heard he won the Heizman
33
33
That was his number
Yes indeed
And I heard it was retired
Ron Dayne
Ron Dayne
He's now in that
Professional game
And soon he'll be in the Allstars
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Art Paul Schlosser performs "Ron Dayne", and this lyric page sits inside the Art Paul Schlosser catalog on LyroVerse.
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