[05:21.00]Between the dragoon and the whetstone mountains
[05:21.00]Sets the western town of Tombstone
[05:21.00]Virgil Earp's awake now
[05:21.00]And the coffee's probably still on
[05:21.00]Last night there was a slight altercation
[05:21.00]A Chinaman died playing Faro
[05:21.00]No one would help and his
[05:21.00]Blood's probably still on the floor
[05:21.00]The Clanton's and the Mc Laury's
[05:21.00]Raised cattle near the San Pedro river
[05:21.00]And it's funny how cattle and horses
[05:21.00]And crime seem to mix
[05:21.00]Ike Clanton was a gambler and drinker
[05:21.00]And whiskey's a fuel for a fire
[05:21.00]And a colt 44 is so real when it's worn on your hip
[05:21.00]1881 and the law is the gun
[05:21.00]And you better keep your powder dry
[05:21.00]The OK Corral is the battlefield
[05:21.00]And a couple of cowboys will die
[05:21.00]And a couple of lawmen will ride
[05:21.00]Doc Holiday looked like an actor
[05:21.00]In a play about the desperately dieing
[05:21.00]Trying to take all you can
[05:21.00]By winning one hand
[05:21.00]But you can't win when the odds are against ya'
[05:21.00]And hour by hour you listen
[05:21.00]For the hammer of a six gun to click
[05:21.00]And this might be it
[05:21.00]David Munyonvocal guitar
[05:21.00]Chris Jonesguitar 12-string guitar
[05:21.00]Mike Silverbacking vocals
[05:21.00]Hans-Jörg Mauckschbass