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Don't ever talk to strangers
Don't look the beast in the eye
Don't stare in to the black hole
Don't ever compromise
Don't ever tell a man, exactly what you're worth, don't start dancing in the fire or you're gonna watch it burn.
Don't wake up on the wrong leg
You better set your alarm
Don't fire a gun in a powder keg
Don't lay out all your charm
Don't ever tell a man, exactly what you're worth, don't start dancing in the fire or you're gonna watch it burn.
Don't lose the face of your mother
Don't ever go outside
There's a shadow in the woods
And you're set to be its bride
Don't you ever tell no one, exactly what you done.
There's a fire down below ans you're not the only one.
Don't look out to sea with a long and lonesome glare.
Where the waves meet the shore, you can find my body there
Don't you ever tell no one, exactly what you done.
There's a fire down below ans you're not the only one.
Don't find yourself in the tall grass
Don't ever break a bone
Don't breathe in the swamp gas
You know you're no alone
Don't you ever say a word, or look me in the eye
There's a special place in hell for those who tell sweet lies.
Don't walk into the rain alone
Don't ever test your might
Don't go drivin alone at night
There's a devil in your headlights
Don't you ever say a word, or look me in the eye
There's a special place in hell for those who tell sweet lies.
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The Stranger (Live)
05:20
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Here flys the black crow king, from branch to branch he roams
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I'm On Fire (Live)
04:09
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Jimmy Roberts Melbourne, Australia
A Dark Country singer songwriter from Melbourne, Victoria.
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