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Time
Lyrics by P. Sailin Cutler

With time you can say no
You cross this line, this invisible line
I keep to myself in a jar by my side

With time you can’t feel no
The oil sand is just a mile away from you
So stay

Where the people know you best
And the barmaid knows your name
You’re welcome to stay for a limited time

The map is here
But the road is gone
And the trees are blue
And the river is green

With time you can hold on
To the things you care, you care the most
Just hold on

The map is here
But the road is gone
And the trees are blue
And the river is green

With time you can’t let go
Of the things you care, you care the most
Just let go

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from .​.​.​and they call it Whiskeybillie, released January 28, 2012

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The Steady Swagger Montréal, Québec

As soon as they get going, so does their hungry public. For the past six years The Steady Swagger have been crafting their unique style of folk storytelling grounded by a solid rock & roll foundation. They play a deft mélange of high octane theatrical folk music punctuated by surf rock, jazz, pirate shanties and gritty blues. ... more

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