Leatherman's Blues
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Leatherman's Blues
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Pain is coming
On up, oh-oh
Red moons' rising
And I fear for my sister
Isn't it strange
Like a horse in the rain
Ain't it a shame to feel blue?
Once you sat high
On your saddle, oh fie
Some die from the leatherman's tune
Plant the seed
And I know that's the way it is
In this prison tonight
I hear he's callin'
Knows where we've been
And when I'm gon' die
Singin' one for billy
And one for sue
One more for me, oh my
I said he's comin' for you- hey!
Ain't it strange
Like a horse in the rain
Ain't it a shame to feel blue?
Once you sat high
On your saddle, oh fie
Some die from the leatherman's tune
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Crown Lands performs "Leatherman's Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Crown Lands catalog on LyroVerse.
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