Twenty Nine
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Twenty Nine
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It all began in New Orleans
A Haitian voodoo Queen
With a job to do
I was the man to do it
29 zombies, recently feed
29 members of the undead
In the back of a semi truck bound for Houston
They're hungry for brains
29 for the road
29 for the road babe
29 for the road
Stench of death is all around
So I lay the hammer down
Smokey's on my tail
That was his last mistake
Had another drink to steady my hands
Lit another cigarette and opened the back
To this day I close my eyes
Can still hear him screaming
They're hungry for brains
29 for the road
29 for the road babe
29 for the road
They're hungry for brains
29 for the road
29 for the road babe
29 for the road
They're hungry for brains
29 for the road
29 for the road babe
29 for the road
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