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Artist: Papercuts
Canonical path: /papercuts/john-brown
Related lyric paths: 6
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John Brown
Read John Brown lyrics by Papercuts on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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John Brown
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Ooh John Brown
Where you gonna go to now
Ooh John Brown
Where you gonna go to now
I see in your eyes
But I can't see your brain
Something don't look right
Are you going away
I know you can see
Faces in the walls
And, oh, you can hear
Those voices in the halls
But oh John Brown
If you go downtown now
Just be sure
It's the will of the lord
There's a man over yonder
He's as mad as the devil
Of what's become
Of this land
They say a man can only fill
Just so much in his head
Until they start to forget
But oh John Brown
Where you goin now
Oh John Brown
Where you goin now
Ahh ahh ahhh
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Papercuts performs "John Brown", and this lyric page sits inside the Papercuts catalog on LyroVerse.
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