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Artist: The Buckaroos
Canonical path: /buckaroos/marshal-and-deborah
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Marshal And Deborah
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Marshal And Deborah
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Marshal And Deborah (Thierry Magnière)
Down came the marshal from the town
Riding his tawny horse
Down came the marshal from the town
Unknowing taunts
What's him haunted
No plunder of silver did he take
The marshal came and he fought
Then fought the lawman
The marshal came and he fought
At her feet he sank
He fell and lay prone
At her feet sank down and fell
Where he sank down, there he fell
Done to death
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