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Artist: D-A-D
Canonical path: /d-d/jackie-o
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Jackie 'o
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Jackie 'o
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Jackie O went ridin'
To the Wounded Knee...
Jackie O was killed
In the battle in 73...
- I was his last friend
And I watched him die...
As the angel grabbed him
- I said: Fly Jackie fly!
Jackie went from pain and misery
To join the warriors
Down at Wounded Knee
I watched the dying Jackie
Untill the morning broke
The distant thunder faded
Of the blue-shirts second stroke...
I knew the fight was over
And we had lost again
Both here and in South Dakota
Where I had lost a friend!!.
Jackie went from pain and misery
To Join the warriors
Down at Wounded Knee
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