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Artist: Wounded Knee
Canonical path: /wounded-knee/come-in-curley
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Come In / Curley
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Come In / Curley
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Come in enter the Badlands
Territory of Men
Stolen nation of suffer
Sacred and unknown
Let your feelings out of here
Come in enter the Badlands
Territory of men
Stolen nation of suffer
Sacred and unknown
We will never know
If there's nothing more
We can get to save our lives
Wasting our souls
Poisoning us all
Set the fire all around
Come in enter the Badlands
Here the Reds were born
Colour doesn't matter
Must be red in your soul
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