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Javelina
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I was born to the sun
I was born to the sands
I was born to the gun
I was down on my hands
I was raised on the dirt
I was cast to the floor
I took all your hurtin’
and I came back for more
I was scarred on the hide
My mottled pelt
My wounded pride
It proves I won
You would shun me
I was raised on this
Your leather belt
You were born to do harm
My teeth, my tusks
I was a husk of a man
You had all the luck
You had all the blood on your hands
At the end of all time
We will start fresh and right
We committed no crimes
We burned so bright
Well we drifted apart
We were born to grieve
The popular version goes:
You didn’t believe
My teeth, my tusks
I was a husk of a man
You had all the luck
You had all the blood on your hands
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Instrumental
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