Bad Thing Blues
from Houses of Blues by Junkyard Shaman
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My mama told me son
Don't ever do a bad thing
Don't ever own a gun
Then I did the bad thing..
I shot my brother down.
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Junkyard Shaman Osaka, Japan
This is the mental junkyard of evaporating dreams, disintegrating memories and fading recollections. See if you'll find
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Everything done by Jere Kilpinen unless credited otherwise.
Born in Finland, now live in Japan.
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