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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2026 · 4 MIN

Doc Holliday Dub

from Blind Walker G · host Walker G

Holliday was born in Georgia in eighteen fifty-one His parents called him Johnny but he was better known As a sharp shootin' gambler Doc Holliday A whiskey-drinkin' Woman-lovin' man Doc Holliday was a bad man One of the baddest in the land Runnin' with the Earp brothers If you see him You better run for cover Doc Holliday was a bad man He was raised up by his mama to be a southern gentleman But a childhood illness changed all of her plans So he moved out to the desert for the dry Dry air To treat his ailing lungs Doc Holliday was a bad man One of the baddest in the land Runnin' with the Earp brothers If you see him You better run for cover Doc Holliday was a bad man He was a card-carryin' Sharp-shootin' Southern gentleman Quick-drawin' Hard-drinkin' Gambling man Cold-blooded Tubercular No-good-for-not-in outlaw From Georgia Doc Holliday was a bad man One of the baddest in the land Runnin' with the Earp brothers If you see him You better run for cover Doc Holliday was a bad man Track from the album "Dub Country Essentials Vol. 1"

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Holliday was born in Georgia in eighteen fifty-one His parents called him Johnny but he was better known As a sharp shootin' gambler Doc Holliday A whiskey-drinkin' Woman-lovin' man Doc Holliday was a bad man One of the baddest in the land Runnin' with the Earp brothers If you see him You better run for cover Doc Holliday was a bad man He was raised up by his mama to be a southern gentleman But a childhood illness changed all of her plans So he moved out to the desert for the dry Dry air To treat his ailing lungs Doc Holliday was a bad man One of the baddest in the land Runnin' with the Earp brothers If you see him You better run for cover Doc Holliday was a bad man He was a card-carryin' Sharp-shootin' Southern gentleman Quick-drawin' Hard-drinkin' Gambling man Cold-blooded Tubercular No-good-for-not-in outlaw From Georgia Doc Holliday was a bad man One of the baddest in the land Runnin' with the Earp brothers If you see him You better run for cover Doc Holliday was a bad man Track from the album "Dub Country Essentials Vol. 1"

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Holliday was born in Georgia in eighteen fifty-one His parents called him Johnny but he was better known As a sharp shootin' gambler Doc Holliday A whiskey-drinkin' Woman-lovin' man Doc Holliday was a bad man One of the baddest in the land Runnin'...

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