The Cowboy Song

from Vol. 1 by Puma Thurman

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I've been down before, never again, take this wheel I'm gone.

Well, can you help me, help me shovel down.
C'mon help me, move some sand around.

And I feel them comin down, guns all blazin.
And I feel them comin down, angels trailing.
They're comin down the road, the devils waiting.
And I feel them comin down, comin to take me.

Well, can you help me, bury this truth deep down.
C'mon and help me, scream the lie real loud.

Well, can you help me, and never open your mouth.
C'mon and help me, quiet this desert down.

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from Vol. 1, released November 30, 2018

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