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Family Man
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I woke up this morning with a gun against my head...
I said, "Whoa, now Darling, don't be so easily led to believe those things that other women have been saying about me!"
My woman called me "Daddy" but I ain't no Family Man....
My feet had hit the ground, running for that door. I heard two shots rang out and my face hit the floor.
I said, "Whoa, now Buddy, you in some shit for sure..."
My woman called me "Daddy" but I don't know why she say that for.
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Whose Side Are You On?
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I am a miner's daughter, I am a miner's son, and I stick with the Union until every battle's won.
They say in Harlan County there a no neutrals there. You'll either be a Union Man or a thug for J.H.Blair.
Don't listen to those bosses, don't listen to their lies. Us poor folk haven't got a chance until we organize.
Whose side are you on?
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