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The Way She Goes
02:43
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2. |
Can't Wait
02:53
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3. |
Shit That Matters
04:14
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4. |
4th Floor
04:15
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5. |
Too Young
02:35
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6. |
When You Die
03:17
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When You Die...
Oh when you die my love
I will watch hockey by myself
Drink a twelve and then pass out
Listening to Ron MacLean and the latest panel talk about
All them greatest names
Exiting moments played through out our history
Sing the anthem that is dear to me
Black rubber dropped on the white ice sheet
The adds say its OK, so I will sleep for days
Oh when you die my love
I will crack cold ones near to noon
Check CBC and watch the evening news
Formulate opinions on kings and their princes
Oh, future fates and class systems
Food we eat, idea's that you once discussed with me
Sing the anthem that is dear to me
Commemorate with coins that the mint made
they say its OK, so I will sleep for days
Well its a heart attack!
Goddamn those danger thoughts is coming back
Old friend catastrophe, lay me to rest
In this bed I made
Well pile high all my mistakes
Oh its everything that I never said
Oh when you die my love
I will watch horizons by myself
Smoke and L on the porch and pass out
listening to college radio
my favorite songs, that no one seems to know now
Whispering
Honest faithful words that I used to sing
Back when the band really meant something
Before these idea's of fame
Well the music still felt great, oh I can deal, I will sleep for days!
Well its a heart attack!
Goddamn those danger words is coming back
Old friend catastrophe, lay me to rest
In this bed I made
Well pile high all my mistakes
Oh its everything that I never said
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7. |
Comfort
03:20
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8. |
A Letter to M.M.
03:40
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9. |
The Middle
04:20
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11. |
Past the Yard Arm
03:00
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12. |
Leaving Nothing
03:21
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13. |
Singing Sunrise
02:52
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14. |
Beginning of the End
01:32
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15. |
Opium
05:42
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Jenny Calgary, Alberta
Born of the frustration, disillusionment and hypocrisy that only an oil-rich boomtown like Calgary can instill, Jenny is a
band that gets it.
Blending heartfelt folk, pop and jackhammer punk gets you three chords and the truth.
Apathy is for hipsters, and a lot can be said if you’re honest. Fuck “indie,” let’s be real instead.
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