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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeThe Hills Of Mexico
'Twas in the town of griffinIn the year of sixty-fiveA well known famous drover'Twas in the town of griffinIn the year of sixty-fiveA well known famous droverStepped up to me and talkedSayin' "how do you do, young cowboyAnd how'd you like to goSpend the summer pleasantlyIn the hills of mexico"Well, me being out of work right thenTo this drover I did say"Well, this going out on the buffalo rangeDepends on your payBut if you pay good wagesTransportation to and froI think I might go with youTo the hills of mexico"Well, we crossed the river, boysOur troubles they begunLightening, flashlight, hell-fireHad made the cattle runI tread towards the hiding placeComanches waiting to pick us offOn the hills of mexico
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