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Chezzetcook
05:07
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Walked down to the liquor store
Did some window shopping, yeah
I slid out the back door
Walked back to the tracks,
Coupla fertiliser bags in my knapsack
But it's getting kinda cold
Ground's freezing
I remember being here before
Yeah, the city don't like us
Keep it in Chezzetcook
Keep it in Chezzetcook
That's just fine with me
You know I only drive in for the scenery
Walking down Barrington street,
Got my flat-brimmed cap with a picture of Red Island on the back
This is not patriotism,
Don't you keep pictures of the places you like
But it's getting kinda cold
Ground's freezing
I remember being here before
Yeah, the city don't like us,
Keep it in Chezzetcook
Keep it in Chezzetcook
That's just fine with me
You know I only drive in for the scenery
Walked down to the liquor store
Did some window shopping, yeah
I slid out the back door
Walked back to the tracks,
Coupla fertiliser bags in my knapsack
But it's getting kinda cold
Ground's freezing
I remember being here before
Yeah, the city don't like us,
Keep it in Chezzetcook
Keep it in Chezzetcook
That's just fine with me
You know I only drive in for the scenery ( X2)
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2. |
Bury Me Slow
03:12
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3. |
Crook
04:37
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Well I walked down to the western ridge
Found that place where I used to lay
And I can't remember the last time I felt these troubles come my way
'Cause I can't touch nothin'
No nothin' in sight
I'm afraid it'll go
By the end of the night, Understand
Sister understand
I'm a crook
Feeling caught between the earth and the sky
And when I'm not falling I wish I could fly
But the only wings that I'll ever see are from the crows
passing me by
'Cause I can't touch nothin'
No nothin' in sight
I'm afraid it'll go
By the end of the night, understand
Brother understand
I'm a crook
'Cause I can't touch nothin'
No nothin' in sight
I'm afraid it'll stay
'Till the end of the night, understand
Warden understand
I'm a crook
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4. |
Whiskey for the Crows
03:43
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5. |
Matches
03:27
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Foggy Road Head Of Chezzetcook, Nova Scotia
Kitchen Party Folk Rock.
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