Dakota Jim

I'm Dakota Jim
I'm as tough as nails
You better not cross my path
On each hip a gun I wear
And knives in me boots
Across my back a Winchester
And derringers in my sleeves
I'm as tough as nails
And I'll rob you blind
Old women, children and all
You can beg for mercy
But none I will show
And laugh while I spit in your face
I rob the banks and hold up trains
It matters not to me
I've shot quite a few
Who dared to call me out
They're planted in Boot Hill
When I wander down to the Saloon
A hush falls over the place
Every one knows who I am
I'm a mean son of a gun
I'm Dakota Jim
I'm as tough as nails
Yes mum I'm coming
No mum I won't forget
To wash my hands before dinner
Yes mum I know school tomorrow
I'll do my home work in a minute
I'm Dakota Jim
All right I'm coming
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Posted: Aug 2011

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Comments (2)

netman
You had me totally fooled until the end
applause applause applause applause applause applause applause applause applause
Poetnumber1
laugh Yes Steve,you're funny even when you're serious yay yay,i must admit i was pretty fooled myself.
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