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'''Seven Spanish Angels''' is a country song, a duet with Willie Nelson and Ray Charles (Charles sings the first verse and the chorus, Nelson the second verse and joins Charles on the outro). | '''Seven Spanish Angels''' is a country song, a duet with Willie Nelson and Ray Charles (Charles sings the first verse and the chorus, Nelson the second verse and joins Charles on the outro). | ||
| − | The song tells of an outlaw and his lover. In the first verse, the outlaw is wanted in [[Texas]] (the reason not mentioned) but insists to his lover he will not be taken back alive; he then engages in a firefight with a posse and is killed. In the second verse, the lover is distraught at his death and points his gun at the posse, thereby | + | The song tells of an outlaw and his lover. In the first verse, the outlaw is wanted in [[Texas]] (the reason not mentioned) but insists to his lover he will not be taken back alive; he then engages in a firefight with a posse and is killed. In the second verse, the lover is distraught at his death and points his gun at the posse, which promptly returns fire, thereby she dies via "[[suicide]] by cop". |
[[Category:Country Songs]] | [[Category:Country Songs]] | ||
Revision as of 20:34, November 9, 2019
Seven Spanish Angels is a country song, a duet with Willie Nelson and Ray Charles (Charles sings the first verse and the chorus, Nelson the second verse and joins Charles on the outro).
The song tells of an outlaw and his lover. In the first verse, the outlaw is wanted in Texas (the reason not mentioned) but insists to his lover he will not be taken back alive; he then engages in a firefight with a posse and is killed. In the second verse, the lover is distraught at his death and points his gun at the posse, which promptly returns fire, thereby she dies via "suicide by cop".