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Artist: Judas Priest
Canonical path: /judas-priest/got-no-silver-in-my-pockets
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Got No Silver In My Pockets
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Got No Silver In My Pockets
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Got no silver in my pockets
Got no pillow for my head
And the winter it gets stronger
Got to ease my aching head
In the morning when I wake up
Get this feeling deep inside
And I wonder if I'll die young
Or I'll go out of my mind
I still get this awful feeling
When the snow falls to the ground
It still sends my senses reeling
Knowing winter's come to town
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