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Artist: Rival Sons
Canonical path: /rival-sons/manifest-destiny-part-1
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Manifest Destiny (Part 1)
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Manifest Destiny (Part 1)
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Out on the hunt for Tatanka
The buffalo are only miles away
You see the tracks from the army's wagon
Headed for your camp from yesterday
You know we're dealing with Godless men
You know we're dealing with Godless men
It killed your horse but you made it home
To burning bodies around the lay
Chanumpa broke and you're alone
Help me, Aho Mitake Oyasin
You know we're dealing with Godless men
You know we're dealing with Godless men
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