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Gold Rush
02:54
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so I hear about this town
everyone rich diggin in the ground
so I figure I would go
sell my things for a picking axe
but I don't know why I'd to that
I hear voices in my head, they say
dig dig dig dig dig
dig dig dig dig dig
pick pick pick pick
well I get closer to that mine, hoping to find gold nuggets
I haul 16 ton a day, my hands are black- I like it that way
the starw boss says .... " hey you, your doin OK" - we sing
dig dig dig dig dig
dig dig dig dig dig
pick pick pick pick
150 days gone by, we aint got diamonds we got our axes
well we go deeper in that mine, hoping to find gold nuggets
but well the exit, it caves in but we don't care, we got each other- we sing
dig dig dig dig dig
dig dig dig dig dig
pick pick pick pick
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Greatest P1rate of all
02:27
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there was a sailor on the open sea
he sailed the ocean breeze
pillaging every town in his sight
his might was big blight
he was the greatest pirate of all, hurrah
he was the greatest pirate of all, hurrah
man with a heart of pure gold
he was a man for sure uh huh
searching for the greatest treasure of his life
a women forge from the fires of the light
he was the greatest pirate of all, hurrah
he was the greatest pirate of all, hurrah, yo hoo
<bridge>
well she hears about of land where she lives
but she must cross the desolate sea
where whispers of sirens may be
boys get ready, its time to be free
<outro>
hurrah
hurrah
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Fireheart 2
02:02
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well many moons have come and they've gone
but the fire it remains strong, and it fills our hearts with mind and light go!
well many men have come and they've gone
none have the strength to face this troll
for it slays every single fool, run!
<bridge>
so capsin you're different than the rest?
well you might have the sword with the crest
but tonight we sing and drink.. hooray!
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Moonshine
02:42
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Well somewhere in dem hills, they got illegal stills, dripping moonshine one at a time
Sneak it in your boot, that great mnt dew, whitelighting make me feel so alive, wooo!
Ahhh this bottle of hooch, just give me a smooch, keep me kissin til the sun go down
I'm headin to the woods.... to check in on my goods, load up the truck and travel in to town, woo!
<bridge>
Hey diddle diddle play me some fiddle, I feel like dancin in the full moonlight
Stop by a cop? license and registration, you don't gotta worry- bribe em with a bottle of that fine moonshine
Keep dem hills alive don't let em ever run dry and keep drinkin til the day that you die, woo!
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Live for tomorrow
02:35
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Some people live for tomorrow, some people are afraid of tomorrow
then there are those people who live for the now
then there are those people who live for the now
Some people are afraid of what might happen, they will not take any chances
then there are those people who live for the now
then there are those people who live for the now
<bridge>
Some people live for tomorrow, some people are afraid of tomorrow
then there are those people who live for the now
then there are those people who live for the now
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6. |
Moonwalkers
03:15
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7. |
xray
03:00
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8. |
FH Legend
03:04
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9. |
FH Celebration
02:27
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JJ Haaga Bend, Oregon
Singer/Songwriter creating, producing and performing music.
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