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Clayton Bellamy

Clayton Bellamy is a Canadian singer-songwriter He grew up in Bonnyville, Alberta before his family settled in Nashville, Tennessee. He has won many awards including a Juno for Best Country Recording, a five time Canadian Country Music Award winner Canadian Country Music Awards, and SOCAN Songwriter of the Year award. Clayton has dominated the stage performing at the Grand Ole Opry has been featured in People Magazine The New York Times and Rolling Stone and even performed for President Carter. He has released five solo studio records and has had songs recorded by Big Sugar Matt Anderson Grady Dan Davidson Jason Blaine W3apons FKB Willie Mack and many more. Bellamy is also one of the three members of the group The Road Hammers, which has released four studio… more »

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Well I'm fighting to get back to the first time, the feel of that very first kiss|And I try to get bye with a brush of a high but I keep coming up short of it.||Gonna Gas up and leave this  misfortune, but my four tires are frozen in place.|Petrified here with the memory so clear of the kisses that I can still taste.||Chorus:|Would you lay down and die right beside me, if you found me beneath all the snow,|you can search for my bones in Alberta, That's the last place that I'll ever know.||So I'll run like a wolf through the prairies ribs sticking out of my skin|Starved and alone i was chilled to the bone and appalled at the shape That I was in||Would you lay down and die right beside me, if you found me beneath all the snow,|you can search for my bones in Alberta, That's the last place that I'll ever know.||The booze burns a hole on the inside, where good bye ran a nail through my chest|Slow and melodic destruction is the only way I'll ever rest||Gonna Gas up and leave this  misfortune, but my four tires are frozen in place.|Petrified here with the memory so clear of the last time I saw your pretty face.||Would you lay down and die right beside me, if you found me beneath all the snow,|you can search for my bones in Alberta, That's the last place that I'll ever know.|||

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