Turn the Page
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Turn the Page
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Rose and marshall Jacob Miller
Lived in Santa Fe
Jacob never wore his side guns
Till news broke out
Black Bart was back in town
Bart was gunning for the sherriff
Revenge burned in his eyes
Rosie tried to stop the marshall
As he left tears fell from her eyes
Showdown in town
Don't you lose your life
Put down your gun
Stay inside tonight
Jacob's men were on the rooftop
With artillery
Shots rang out Bart's men were fallin'
Someone's callin' marshall's
On the ground
And Rose ran up to him and cried
Oh Lord
Oh will you ever see
Oh what you mean to me
And will we always be together
Oh together
Chorus
Showdown in town
Lord what have they done
Cause in the end
No one really won
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Eric Johnson performs "Turn the Page", and this lyric page sits inside the Eric Johnson catalog on LyroVerse.
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