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Intro
00:56
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Jimmy
02:40
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Don’t get behind a horse
Or you might get kick
That’s what the Marshall said to me
Before he had to set me free
An eagle needs two wings to fly
So when I say: “I miss my wife”
Don’t ask me why, don’t ask me why
I also miss these children of mine
I still can run
Troubles might be fun
I’ve got my crew that’s how the west was won
I still can run
Troubles might be fun
I’ve got my crew that’s how the west was won
The natives are good to me
Just like Lisa used to be
She might be right, she might be wrong
But I still got a owl life under the sun
I’m not of these preachers who says they see
I’m not so fast I’m not pretty neither rich nor strong, that’s not me
Just an ordinary fellow as many
I still can run
Troubles might be fun
I’ve got my crew that’s how the west was won
I still can run
Troubles might be fun
I’ve got my crew that’s how the west was won
Just an ordinary fellow as many
To understand, 9 years, 9 months, 9 days it cost me
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Joe's Kid
03:08
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The Great Novel Montreal, Québec
The Great Novel is a folk band from Montreal that combines roots instruments with a rock and roll mindset.
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The Great Novel est un band de Montréal qui combine instruments roots et énergie rock
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