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Lead vocal by Liam Keith-Jacques
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Beaumont Rag
02:35
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Embers
05:35
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Brushfire
03:35
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Hard Drivin'
03:08
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If the GooShoo Fitz
04:31
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To New Brunswick we'll take a trip
and I'll show ya how I double dip.
My house is nice, it's made of cards
I don't let 'em spray in my backyard
The bosses say gas is what we're needin'
but they've never been to a caucus meetin'
Close the clinics, won't affect my daughter
Poisoned wells don't effect my water
We live off the game so we're all the same
but it's not a game if you don't know you're playin'
Taking turns at the same time
Taking turns at the same time
I'll let you think you have a say
When I need your land, get out of my way
Increase the wealth just for a few
Cut down their tax and put it all on you
We ran the race, to save some face
But it's not the case that we'll be replaced
Taking turns at the same time
Taking turns at the same time
Taking turns at the same time
Taking turns @thesametime
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Montgomery Street Band Fredericton, New Brunswick
Fredericton based bluegrass/newgrass outfit
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