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Artist: Dennis Brown
Canonical path: /dennis-brown/wolves-and-leopards
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Wolves And Leopards
Read Wolves And Leopards lyrics by Dennis Brown on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Wolves And Leopards
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Come along yeah and dig my song
Too much wagonist
Too much antagonist
Wolves and Leopards
are trying to kill the sheep and the shepards(2x)
Too much informers
Too much talebearers(2x)
Wolves and Leopards
are trying to kill the sheep and the shepards(2x)
Too much watch and peep
Its time the wolves dem leave the sheep(2x)
Wolves and Leopards
are trying to kill the sheep and the shepards(3x)
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