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Deathrow Hoedown

from Deathrow Hoedown EP by Skymir

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lyrics

I sit in a jail of a bandit town,
Got fucked up and messed around,
Couldn’t even see; they wouldn’t let me be,
Shot him in the face, now a distant memory.

Feel the banjo strum my last fuckin song,
My last hours are all but gone.

On deathrow,
My acts are distant memories,
What I know,
I wont go out without a fight.

I took my last drink and thought of my crime,
In this land they wont let you serve time,
I'm not fucking sorry for what I've have done,
I shall break free and ride for the sun.

They want my head, I am sentenced to death,
Hung up by the neck until my last fucking breath,
Hear the banjo strum but there's nowhere to run,
Unless my knot becomes undone.

Can't escape the cell that I`m trapped inside,
Nowhere to run nowhere to hide,
I look out the window and what do I see,
My black metal brothers were waiting for me.

My black metal brothers had come for me,
To spring my guilty ass of this penitentiary.

On deathrow,
My acts are distant memories,
What I know,
Black metal brother shall always fight!

Band together,
By the strongest of fellowships,
Forever together,
To drink and carry on!

The hangman,
Pulled the fucking lever and there I hung!
Guns broke the silence, I was sprung,
But the fight had only just begun!

credits

from Deathrow Hoedown EP, released March 14, 2013
Music by Colin Ryley
Lyrics by Connor Erhart

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