Black Hills Or Decota
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Black Hills Or Decota
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Take me back to the black hill
the black hills of decota
the beautiful indian country that i know
take me back to the black hills
the black hills of decota
the beautiful indian country that i love
and when i get that lonsome feeling
and when im miles away from
i hear the mystic mountains calling me back home
so take me back to the black hills
the black hills of decota
the beautiful indian country that i know
take me back to the black hills
the black hills of decota
the beautiful indian country that i love
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