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Artist: The Sensational Alex Harvey Band
Canonical path: /the-sensational-alex-harvey-band/oh-spartacus
Related lyric paths: 6
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Oh Spartacus!
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Oh Spartacus!
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Oh Spartacus!
Why do you call us?
We shall be slaves no more!
Morning dawns
Evening comes
Steel cuts to the bone
Those who have not
Die for who's got
Earth, fire, blood and stone
Oh Spartacus!
Why do you call us?
We shall be slaves no more!
Makin' love in Venezuela
Muddy waters overcome
Oh, song of the whip
No more overship
The Holy Trinity!
Sergeant!
I've lost my machine gun
They said you was a dangerous man
Oh Spartacus!
Why do you call us?
We shall be slaves no more!
Oh Spartacus!
Why do you call us?
We shall be slaves no more!
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