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Alberta, Alberta I think I see your ghost G, G, Ghost Alberta, Sweet Alberta I hear you every time you crow Every time you crow You wanna know
the border But the shop man he won't order a rebuilt starter on a credit line I'll take the backroads, I'll top out about 25 There's a high gear in the old
horizon line Is not part of nature's grand design The flare stack makes you think it′s dawn long before the sun I'm living in Alberta miles away from
Niggas can't fuck with my weak shit Sending flowers in them vases Knowing flowers mean death nigga Hockey masks like I’m Jason (Jason) Niggas taking off
Where the wild roses grow in Alberta-|On the banks of the Gooseberry lake|There's a rose I suppose that you hearda-|She's as mild as a wild Irish
(This concludes the program) Damn man, we been walking forever Well, Thalia's tracking system says we'll be there in just over an hour Shit,
the Stanley Cup, is all filled up, for the champs who win the drink.|Now the final flick, of a hockey stick, and the one gigantic scream.|'The puck is in
Hockey Mom.||Well then we drove, to the rink in town,|and I'd hit the ice, by falling down,|and then I'd score, for the other team,|You could hear my mom,
And the best game you can name, is the good old hockey game! Third Period. Last game in the play-offs too. Oh take me where the hockey players face off down
Well, them ol' boys in Texas chew copenhagen Wash it all down with that Coors Ain't a bit bashful about speakin' their minds They'll tell you
the champs who win the drink Now the final flick of a hockey stick And on one gigantic screen The puck is in - the home team wins That good old hockey game
Johnny had a big (stick?) on his team, coach (can't scream?) Johnny was a real cute altar boy, he's the coaches toy He likes him first in line He
(yeah, yeah, yeah) I had to see in your face (ayy) Yeah, blessings on my line, I felt one day, yeah While I'm out here drownin', I'ma jump the gate
She's from Saskatchewan Skips a curling team The youngest such skip Alberta's ever seen She was a Masters champ In 20-14 And now she rules the ice
Hockey Mom.||Well then we drove, to the rink in town,|and I'd hit the ice, by falling down,|and then I'd score, for the other team,|You could hear my mom,
puck is in & EDMONTON!"", the good ol' hockey game. Stompin Tom ends the song here but Corb Lund & Tim Hesh they wrote that famous 4th verse, so here we
flick, of a hockey stick, and the one gigantic scream. "The puck is in! The home team wins!", the good ol' hockey game. [Chorus: x3] (It's in
Don't get sloppy Melancholy Moments in hockey No dignity, potential malignity Wanting it to be a line of symmetry Deliberately, complicity Going down in
you do, you won’t do me, I am a shooter with shooters, I dare one you niggas to try me, Ice round my neck like it’s hockey, I crush the diamonds off in
had it easy in Alberta's capital At least I learned a few lessons that know were valuable I'll always be who I am and never act casual Climb my way up
you crossing Southern Alberta Canola fields at harvest time Looked like tumbleweeds all raked up into rows Brown rusty contour lines And there's not
in All-white Aston, got hockey seats (hey) Harmony, peace and quiet, please (quiet) Spent two million on rocks at least (woah, woah, woah)
One Two Three Blue grass lutes Back wood black boots Track meets similar to grass roots I easily pull Drive across the province Alberta deep in my
a tightrope from Alberta to Milwaukee Flowzus in the clubhouse, Hilly on the walky talky Song about gymnastics, I'm too cold to play hockey We took it back
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