So Once Was I
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So Once Was I
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20Th century cowboys
Horses made of chrome
The desert and the sky
Makes up their home
They drink gasoline and whiskey
And eat when they can
There are many gods in this world
And they don't give a damn
Hellfire, brimstone and the preacher
The kilburnkick and the texas drawl
As you are now so once was I
As I am now so you shall be
Angels from hell
Devils for a day
To say a prayer for the dying
Never take them away
Hellfire, brimstone and the preacher
The kilburnkick and the texas drawl
As you are now so once was I
As I am now so you shall be
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