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Ten Million Slaves (feat. Cassie Taylor) - Otis Taylor



     
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Rain and fire crossed that ocean
Another mad man done struck again
Rain and fire crossed that ocean
Another mad man done struck againSitting down here fallout shelter
Paint my walls, twice a week
Sitting down here fallout shelter
Think about the slaves, long time agoTen million slaves crossed that Ocean
They had shackles on their Legs
Ten million slaves crossed that Ocean
They had shackles on their LegsDon't know where, where they're going
Don't know where, where they've been
Don't know where, where they're going
Don't know where, where they've beenSun goes out, you'll be standing
You'll be standing by yourself
Sun goes out, you'll be standing
You'll be standing by yourselfTen million slaves crossed that OceanThey had shackles on their legs
Ten million slaves crossed that Ocean
They had shackles on their legsDon't know where, where they're going

Don't know where, where they've been
Don't know where, where they're going
Don't know where, where they've beenTen million slaves crossed that ocean
They had shackles on their legs
Food goes bad, food looks Rancid
But they ate it anywayDon't know where, where they're going
Don't know where, where they've been
Don't know where, where they're going
Don't know where, where they've been
Sun goes out, you'll be standing
You'll be standing all alone
Sun goes out, you'll be standing
You'll be standing all alone
All alone, all alone, all alone, all alone, all alone
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Otis Taylor's career in music performance and recording has taken a circuitous path. Born in Chicago 1948, and growing up in Denver after his family relocated there, he began listening to blues and folk-blues in his teens. Through Denver's Folklore Center, he began to play the blues. By 1977, though, he "retired" from music and had a successful antiques business. He returned to music when he was nearly 50, and having immersed himself in the history of the folklore of the blues...

Read more about Otis Taylor on Last.fm.


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