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Artist: Beulah
Canonical path: /beulah/shotgun-dedication
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Shotgun Dedication
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Shotgun Dedication
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Where's my shotgun?
Hold it high,
It sure is fun when you're war drums are bored,
And everything's been done,
Count me out, you met my head,
Count me out, and then I'll know right away,
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And there's nothing new to say,
Count me out, you met my head,
Count me out, and then I'll know right away
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