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Dead End Lyrics by Jill O’Hara, Hair Ensemble (1967)

Hair (Original Off-Broadway Cast Recording)

1967

[SHEILA]
Dead end
Don't walk
Keep out
Red light
Red light
Steep cliff
Beware
Mad dog
Blind man
Blind man
Warning land mine
High voltage line
Don't make a pass
Keep off the grass
Detour
Hands off
Keep out
Dead end
Dead end
[SHEILA, TRIBE MEMBERS]
Yeah, dead end (Dead end)
Don't walk
Keep out
Red light (Keep out)
Red light (Keep out)
Steep cliff (Stop sign)
Beware
Mad dog
Blind man (Turn off)
Blind man (Turn off)
[SHEILA & TRIBE]
Warning land mine
High voltage line
Don't make a pass
Keep off the grass
[SHEILA, TRIBE MEMBERS]
Detour (Detour)
Hands off
Keep out
Dead end (Do not)
Dead end (Enter)
[SHEILA & TRIBE]
Warning markers hidden
Loitering forbidden
All trespassеrs will be shot
Claude loves Shеila—he better love her not
[SHEILA, TRIBE MEMBERS]
Wet paint (Hands off)
Hands off
Keep out
Dead end (Dead end)
Dead end (Dead end)
[SHEILA, TRIBE]
(Men working) Dead end
(Men working) Dead end
(No standing) Yeah, dead end
(No parking) Dead end
[SHEILA]
No smoking
Dead end
No joking
Dead end
Dead end
My friend

About “Dead End” by Jill O’Hara

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"Dead End" is credited to Jill O’Hara, Hair Ensemble (1967). Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Dead End" appears on "Hair (Original Off-Broadway Cast Recording)" in 1967.

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