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    Lone Ranger Hi-Yo, Silver, Away! (1982)

    Greensleeves
      • 1. Tom Drunk
      • 2. Rub 'N' Scrub
      • 3. Legalize The National Herb
      • 4. Gunshot Mek Daughter Drop
      • 5. Living As A Poor
      • 6. Johnny Make You Bad So
      • 7. The Clock
      • 8. Lone Ranger + Tonto
      • 9. Solomon
      • 9. Love Affair Problem

      Originally issued in 1982 on Greensleeves, recorded and voiced at Channel One studios.

      Check "tom drunk" "legalize the national herb" "johnny make you so bad"

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