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and lay your heart to the sand. can you hear the deafening rumble
Singer: cash, johnny
for i'm still the one in command. get flat on the ground here beside me
and lay your heart to the sand. can you hear the deafening rumble
can you feel the trembling ground. it's not just the horses and wagons that make such a deafening sound. for every shot fired had an echo and every man killed wanted life. there lies your friend jim mckinney
for i'm still the one in command. get flat on the ground here beside me
and lay your heart to the sand. can you hear the deafening rumble
can you feel the trembling ground. it's not just the horses and wagons that make such a deafening sound. for every shot fired had an echo and every man killed wanted life. there lies your friend jim mckinney