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Back To New Orleans

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Back To New Orleans

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I'm going back to New Orleans

Ain't turning my back on this world of tears

With a head that's heavy and a heart that's sore

Gonna swing my hammer, gonna stop this war

Dying babies in the sand

Hanging kings in ancient lands

God on God, blood to bone

Oh baby, baby, this world is not my home

Oh, oh

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