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In Georgiatown
03:50
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Billy
05:38
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The Rose and The Tree
02:48
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Johnny Bade
03:23
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Woke up this morning under the rain
No justice done for Johnny Bade
He was a good man
Bet that he was
Never did anybody harm
No reason why he´d been shot down
Yes, he was fighting for the rights of men
But he had never used a gun
For nothing wrong never been blamed
Yet he was murdered by a bullet in his chest
Strange noone saw the killer´s face
He helped the poor, many never understand
That the true riches are inside of them
He fought in favour but he never fought against
But he was shot down all the same
How can all those wise men be so blind
To judge so wrongly the killing of a man
A man whose name was Johnny Bade
Woke up this morning out in the rain
No justice done for Johnny Bade
In bars and coffes, in streets and squares,
People can´t stop to speak his name
No justice done for Johnny Bade
Looked at those women whose poor children are in pain
I felt exactly what he felt
And all those people whom he tried to lend his hand
Who gonna mind who gonna care?
And I am wondering who will be the next
To follow him now that he is dead
Where were those angels, hadn’t God ordered them
To save the life of Johnny Bade?
Woke up this morning so soon I learned
No justice done for Johnny Bade
No justice done for Johnny Bade
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Maureen
02:56
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Rolling All the Time
04:00
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Lasting Memories
03:14
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Highway 59
02:48
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