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Artist: Toots And The Maytals
Canonical path: /toots-and-the-maytals/scare-him
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Scare Him
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Scare Him
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Scare him, scare him, scare him, sacare him
Don't let him come near
See him there, see him there, see him there, see him there
Don't let him come near
Alright, alright, alright, alright
Don't let him come near
Scare him, scare him, scare him, scare him
Don't let him come near
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