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Demmitt Dammit

by Relic

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Have you heard the news in Valleyview, I’m a wanted man
I stole a Dodge in Beaverlodge, they’ll catch me if they can
Left my wife and child in Hythe, they can have the farm
I rode the rails into Dimsdale, been hiding in a barn

I robbed a bank last week in Teepee Creek, then I split that town
They called an assembly in Wembly, just to track me down
I held the Mayor for ransom in Bezanson, fetched a hundred grand
I caused a revolt in Debolt, now I’m on the lam

Singing Hey.... Do ya miss me Baby,
Are you going crazy, now that I’m gone?
& when I get out of prison in 100 years, promise me darling,
that you’ll still be there?

I shot a man in Demmitt dammit, just to watch him die (2x)

I burned down a church right in Elmworth,
and the Catholics forgave me
I rode an Ass into Laglace, and now they’re trying to save me
I met up with Weibo in the casino, we got bigger plans
Them oil well’s can go to hell, we’ll blow up the Bennett Dam

I lost my pills in the Saddle Hills, Doctor says I’ve gone mad
My identity’s fake in Sturgeon Lake, they think I’m Chief of the Band
The cops finally got me there right in Fahler, my Grandma ratted me out
I wound up in jail in Grovedale, ain’t never getting out

Singing Hey.... Do ya miss me Baby,
Are you going crazy, now that I’m gone?
& when I get out of prison in 100 years, promise me darling,
that you’ll still be there?

I shot a man in Demmitt dammit, just to watch him die (4x)

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released February 13, 2014
With the Peace Country Renegades

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