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Artist: Savoy Brown
Canonical path: /savoy-brown/flood-in-houston
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Flood in Houston
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Flood in Houston
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Did you hear about the flood in Houston
It happened a long long time ago
Did you hear about the flood in Houston
It happened a long long time ago
There was thousands of people baby
They didn't have no place to go
Little children baby
You know they were screaming and crying
Little children baby
They were screaming and crying
Just trying to find their families
Trying to find their happy home
Little children were screaming and crying
I watched my brother as he lay dying
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