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Artist: Masters Apprentices
Canonical path: /masters-apprentices/death-of-a-king
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Death of a King
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Death of a King
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Don't go walking in the streets today
Negro was killed and the whites must pay
Panthers on the loose, Panthers on the loose and they'll cut him down
Revenge is the song that they all sing
Get the man who killed Martin Luther King
Oh I've gotta say, Oh what a bloody day
Make your own laws, take a life and he'll take yours
State militia to the bronx they go
With batons and guns they'll meet their foe
Panthers on the loose...
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