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Big Sciota
02:59
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I lived on the river all my life, eating lots of fiss and rice
Can't go there again, can't go there again
River runs deep and the river runs wide
(mumbling)
....AGAIN, can't go there again
That pretty little girl I love so well, she'll go to heaven and I'll go to hell
Can't go home again, can't go home again
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Breakin' Up Christmas
02:48
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Hooray Jay Hooray John
Breakin' up Christmas all night long
I remember a long time ago
The old folks dances the doe-si-doe
Santa claus done come and gone
Breakin' up Christmas all night long
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Andy's Last Chance
02:18
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John Brown's Dream
02:45
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John Brown's dream!
John Brown's dream, the devil is dead
Come on Lula, come on Lula, come on Lula
You're hoggin' your bread
John Brown's dream!
John Brown's dream, the devil is dead
Come on Lula, come on Lula, come on Lula
You're hoggin' your bread
John Brown's dream!
John Brown's dream, we're pickin' in the shed
Come on Lula, come on Lula, come on Lula
You're hoggin' your bread
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Greasy Coat
02:09
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I don't drink and I don't smoke
I don't wear no greasy coat
I don't spit and I don't chew
I don't kiss the girls that do
Tell the preacher, tell the pope
That I don't wear no greasy coat
I don't cuss and I don't lie
I'm goin' to heaven when I die
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The Empty Crab Pots Prince Rupert, British Columbia
Just a couple old time nerds from Prince Rupert
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