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Good old Doc was westbound, and as to the reason why
It might have been the river, love forbid or cough gone dry
A young aspiring dentist, his glory days ahead
But consumption claimed his young, poor soul and soon he would be dead

"Blaze away! Blaze away!
You're a daisy if you have!"
Said Doc to McLaury, with the Thunderer in his hand
"You may be a cowboy, sir, but I'm a southern man"

John Henry's heart was stolen, at least two times it seems
One might have been his flesh and blood, the true love of his dreams
The other one was fallen, a lady of the night
She stuck with Doc, through thick and thin, and never feared a fight

"Blaze away! Blaze away!
You're a daisy if you have!"
Said Doc to McLaury, with the Thunderer in his hand
"You may be a cowboy, sir, but I'm a southern man"

It was in a game of poker, Ed Bailey met his death
Called Doc a cheat and pulled his gun, and soon drew his last breath
'Cause good ol' Doc was quicker, and drew his Bowie knife
Then slashed that drunkards stomach good, and robbed him of his life

"Blaze away! Blaze away!
You're a daisy if you have!"
Said Doc to McLaury, with the Thunderer in his hand
"You may be a cowboy, sir, but I'm a southern man"

Eighty-one in Tombstone, a cold October's morn'
The whispers said the Earps were done - Ike Clanton so had sworn
Bad blood had been brewin' and now the die was cast
They'd get them Earps and Doc as well, this day would be their last

"Blaze away! Blaze away!
You're a daisy if you have!"
Said Doc to McLaury, with the Thunderer in his hand
"You may be a cowboy, sir, but I'm a southern man"

Them Earps and Doc came walkin' and Virgil took the lead
(C'mon, boys!)
He swept his twelve-gauge for a cane, for good old Doc to wield
By three o' clock that Wednesday, down Freemont street they came
And found them cowboys arming up, of which some soon'd be slain

"Blaze away! Blaze away!
You're a daisy if you have!"
Said Doc to McLaury, with the Thunderer in his hand
"You may be a cowboy, sir, but I'm a southern man"

They all had it coming,
"Let 'em have it!" Morgan said
Then the fight commenced, and bullets flew
And three men wound up dead
McLaury's and Bill Clanton wound up bitin' dust
The Earps and Doc had righteous cause, their actions had been juste

"Blaze away! Blaze away!
You're a daisy if you have!"
Said Doc to McLaury, with the Thunderer in his hand
"You may be a cowboy, sir, but I'm a southern man"

"Blaze away! Blaze away!
You're a daisy if you have!"
Said Doc to McLaury, with the Thunderer in his hand
"You may be a cowboy, sir, but I'm a southern man"

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