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Easy Money
04:00
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Easy Money – Tex Moon & Lost Canoe
Black Jack found himself on the wrong side of the tracks, he sure as hell weren’t good at
working for the man,
He’d done his time in the clink, yeah he was sinking like a brick but he came out with a brand new plan,
No nine to five could pay his debts for he was running out of time but the price of copper just kept getting higher
The day that Black Jack blacked out he blacked out the whole damn town, they found him two days later melted to a wire
Easy money, I said easy money I tell ya fella’s there ain’t no such thing
Easy money, I said easy money ain’t no amount that’s worth the bad luck it brings.
Slick Willy had the smarts he could’ve mastered any craft but he couldn’t stand the honest life the daily grind,
He took to dealin’ dope and stealin’ has more identities than feelings, he’s on a lucky streak he knows is borrowed time.
With one eye open he sleeps and such long hours he keeps, he works harder than any honest man,
His eyes are fixed over his shoulder ‘s like your mumma always told ya, there ain’t no money that can clean a dirty hand
Easy money, I said easy money, didn’t your mumma ever tel you it was wrong,
Easy money, I said easy money count it quick cuz it won’t last long
count it quick cuz it won’t last long
count it quick cuz it won’t last!!!
By the same desire we’re all driven, we all want more and that’s a fact
So you got this idea for a new style of livin’ but what good ist that in gaol or when you’re layin’ on your back.
Now Mary sits at home, she’s always waiting on her own, it ain’t her heart that’s breaking but her nerve.
For he’s always down at the track with an itch he can’t scratch, but it ain’t just money he’s losing – it’s her.
Easy money I said easy money, you’re gamblin’ more than you can bear to lose,
easy money, I said easy money, I tell ya folks the choice is yours now choose.
Easy money, I said easy money, didn’t your mumma ever tell you it was wrong,
Easy money, I said easy money count it quick cuz it won’t last long
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Jokers Deuce
by Buzz Barry
Copyright 2016
lyrics by Buzz Barry and Si the Philanthropist
Summers Come Summers Go
Stars line up
Grandpa Knows
Hey old man have you heard the news?
Jokers Deuce, on the loose
Cut a rope, tie a noose
Jokers Deuce on the loose,
Cut that rope, tie that noose
The earth does spin and rotate too
Time waits for you
That ain’t true
Jokers Deuce Death induce
ON the run in Tennessee
Lighting it up like a Christmas Tree
after you, After me
Enter the Dragon with Bruce Lee
(Si The Philanthropist)
Bruce Lee got a kung foo kick
Noose me with a mic I spit
Hot shit when I breathe in Spliff
Bike Like when I ride on a riff
Bright Lights in my life I exist
For a time on tour Jonny Fritz where I live
Hit his couch up big got a pouch of
The biz lit sticks only took a few mins
Did a few sins like oh my gosh
scored hot cheese pie from the family wash
Top notch on a night off
not a write off
light pot and I am like God high at the 5 Spot
Si’s hot with the chop bud banter
took nine shots at the pub with Santa
LC on a song did a stanza
Left Nashville racked off to Atlanta
Hearts or Spades, Cards are played
The trouble with a gun is it can’t be tamed
Life is short yeah that’s true
when you are
on the loose with the Jokers Deuce
Cut a rope, Tie a Noose
on the loose Jokers Deuce
Cut that rope, tie that Noose
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Shannon and Steve
03:11
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4. |
Fill Me Up
03:42
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Lost Canoe Australia
Three singer/songwriter/guitars and a driving rhythm section to match.
Lost Canoe is described as the love
child of John Spencer Blue’s Explosion, Brian Jones Town Massacre, Yo Le Tango and Neil Young.
Lost Canoes debut release is a ‘warts and all’, unapologetic raw and honest depiction of the band. Focused on capturing the energy and excitement of the band’s live performances.
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