Bloody Ripper
by King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard
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Bloody Ripper
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Sam Cherry's Last Shot
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released 03 April 2012
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Completely fried theremin wielding psychopaths. Half originating from the flat salt bush plains of Deniliquin and the other ... more from the sea stained Anglesea coastline. Brought together through a share house in Carlton and a mutual love of Pavement, Thee Oh Sees and Nuggets Comps. less
discography
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Apr 2012 -
Oct 2011
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- Track Name: Sam Cherry's Last Shot
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Early that morning the wagon master of a train came into the post greatly excited and reported that the dead body of a man and horse had been found in the road about six miles from the post.
A company of infantry was immediately ordered out and proceeding to the spot found the body of Sam Cherry pinned fast to the ground by the dead body of his horse.
The search was continued and in the lateral canyon were found the bodies of Sergeant Love and the three privates riddled with bullets, mutilated and disfigured, but giving every evidence to having sold their lives as brave men should.
The trails were examined and the whole story worked out. The party had traveled along the road, nearly to the entrance of the Canyon of Olympia known as the wild rose pass when suddenly about 30 mounted indians dashed from the bushes along the stream cutting it off from retreat towards the fort and driving it up the lateral canyon.
Suspecting a trap, Sam Cherry suddenly turned and dashed through the line of indians, regained the road and ran for life away from the fort, followed by a number of yelling savages.
He was evidently doing well when his horse stumbled and fell breaking his neck and pinning Sam's leg to the ground.
In an instant he was surrounded by the exultant indians. Raising himself slightly, Sam fired five shots at his enemies. Then turning the muzzle against his own temple he escaped the tortures of their vindictive rage by his last shot.
The baffled and terrified indians went away as fast as their ponies could carry them, not touching the body, not even taking the arms - such as the way out in the west.
People die by extreme barbaric ways, but we're taking their land and in return they take our viscera and spread it across the desert plains.
