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Angel Eyes
03:34
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Everything is Quiet
04:23
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February Waltz
03:40
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Never Have a Doubt
03:54
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One More Guitar
02:53
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6. |
Sid the Cat
03:21
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I walked out the kitchen, you were lying in the middle of the floor
And when I turned around to use the fridge, you were lying at its door
Trying to leave the house is now a trick because you're standing in the way
I"m never really sure if you want out, or want me to stay
Oh Sid the Cat, don't know what else to say about that
In your younger days you were a trans-species dog of a cat
Following on hiking trails, living in a tent was where it's at
A tough little firecracker, chasing 'way racoons and once a fox
And then just like a cat come home and squeeze into a tiny shoe box
Oh Sid the Cat, don't know what else to say about that
On long and windy road trips through northwestern Ontario
You watched me with confusion as a swimming I did go
We used to have races to our favourite stump in the yard
I tried to put a harness on you once and I still have the scar
Twelve years you and me we've been an awfully awesome good pair
You still talk to much but so do I, it only seems fair
Still full of surprises like building a nest out of foam
and lying in every entrance to a doorway that we use in our new home
Oh Sid the Cat, don't know what else to say about that
Oh Sid the Cat, don't know what else to say about that
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7. |
Sweet Valentine
04:32
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These Boots
02:22
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Small Kitchen Chaos
Small Kitchen Chaos performs music for the ear and the mind. Riding the wave of new folk, they stretch the gamut from haunting lyrics to funny, upbeat songs. "Trista’s voice is both classic country and reminiscent folk." Small Kitchen Chaos consists of Trista Bassett on guitar, ukulele, and vocals, and John Fraser on percussion and drums. ... more
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