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Get ready, let's go!
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Only for me
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Steel in my heart
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Carolina sunshine
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You must be
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Ramblin' in my soul
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I wrote you a song
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Losing my heart
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The Beltoneans Belton, South Carolina
Like an all night drinking binge topped off with acid, The Beltoneans are the band you would hear in some hole in the wall juke joint in 1950's USA.
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