Bandida
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Bandida
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For certain you go onwards
For certain you will fight
For certain you will meet your death
And meet the stars this night
Take your blade and armor
I'll cloak my face and hide
You'll fight your nation's battle
And I'll battle at your side
What nation needs no army
What army meets no foe
What soldier travels far and wide
While wives are free to go
What would I do to keep you
I'll cloak my face and hide
I'll veil myself in black and steel
And battle at your side
No mercy have I for you
No god can save my soul
It's love and life I fight for
With blade and gun in tow
My darling, please forgive me
I'm feared in every town
I'm stopless now to save you
The bandida's comin' 'round
What would I do to find you?
I'll cloak my face and hide
I'll veil myself in black and steel
And battle at your side
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Audra Mae performs "Bandida", and this lyric page sits inside the Audra Mae catalog on LyroVerse.
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