The title action is vengeance for the killing of all the narrator's seeds, and is defended as "reflexes had got the better of me." It is perpetrated on (*) John Brown, who "always hated" the narrator. This song first appeared on the album Burnin' but was quickly covered by Eric Clapton, who, like the original signer, exempt
The title action is vengeance for the killing of all the narrator's seeds, and is defended as "reflexes had got the better of me." It is perpetrated on (*) John Brown, who "always hated" the narrator. This song first appeared on the album Burnin' but was quickly covered by Eric Clapton, who, like the original signer, exempted the deputy. For 10 points— name this Bob Marley song about killing a lawman.
The title action is vengeance for the killing of all the narrator's seeds, and is defended as "reflexes had got the better of me.
"I Shot the Sheriff"