Sampson And Delilah
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Sampson And Delilah
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In the bible one thousand years BC
There's a story of ancient history
Bout a fell who was strong as he could be
Till he met a cheating gal who brought him tradgedy
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So run Sampson run, Delilah's on her way
Run Sampson run, you ain't got time to stay
Run Sampson run, on your marks you'd better start
I'd sooner trust a hungry lion than a gal with a cheatin' heart
She was a demon, a devil in disguise
He was taken, by the angel in her eyes
That lady barber, was very well equipped
You can bet your bottom dollar he was gonna get clipped
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Oh Delilah made Sammie's life a sin
And he perished, when the roof fell in
There's a moral, so listen to me pal
There's a little of Delilah in each and every gal
Chorus
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