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This Golden Line

by Paddy Walsh

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Produced by John Jordan at Osmosis HQ March 4, 2022

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Alright everybody, stand up and be counted.
Every fucking day we walk this world
We're gonna get up and get mounted

This world is crazy so is everything
'cept this gold in my pocket

I'm gonna walk the line and grab what's mine from Santa Fe to Woonsocket

This line is bound to make me roam
This line is gonna take me home
My road is just for me alone
This line is gonna take me home

Your rights are not my nights
Your says are not my days
I live to say goodbye
But in the end this line is all I've got,
I keep walking

Pick it up or put it down man gotta goddamned good ways to go
You're gonna get in my way well that's ok
But in the end you're gonna have to go

So gather round and hear this sound
If you're gonna follow me down the line
What's theirs is theirs and what's yours is yours but in the end what's mine is mine.

My headstone is gonna read
ALONE

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released March 5, 2022
Lyrics, vocals, harmonica, lead guitar by Vegas Noodlemeyer
Tenor sax, rhythm guitar, bass, back vocals and drum programming by John Jordan
Alto Sax by Jeff Lauber
Crying babies: Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin

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Paddy Walsh Montreal, Québec

Paddy Walsh is the no good singer of The Kingpins and he's good for a shot or two and will punch anyone who looks at you crosswise.

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