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Wayfaring Stranger
04:13
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If I had wings
04:26
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Cedar Pine Road
03:30
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In a pile of lumber and a chipped wooddust haze
I spent my childhood with mud on my lace
my father he laboured near a far mounted line
in the ringing wet forest for the precious pine
Papa he don't come back home
I waited for him on that cedar pine road
I prayed he was coming, I wagered my soul
down on Cedar Pine road
Twenty two shillings for each hundred feet
it won't get you much in the belly of the beast
they fell to the saw pit on the cool ground they lay
to be carted through Long Brush on stiff shoulder blades
Papa he don't come back home
I waited for him on that cedar pine road
I prayed he was coming, I wagered my soul
down on Cedar Pine road
Take me to the bar with the pain quelling wine
where the band plays the sad songs and the tired women cry
they cry for their lovers and their long lost babes
and we all scorn the red wood that took them away
Papa he don't come back home
I waited for him on that cedar pine road
I prayed he was coming, I wagered my soul
down on Cedar Pine road
down on Cedar Pine road
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If I Needed You
04:37
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North Country Blues
05:36
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Any Soul
04:00
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This City
05:37
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He Was a Friend of Mine
03:28
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Teresa Duffy-Richards Melbourne, Australia
Teresa Duffy-Richards writes songs steeped in the vast traditions of Folk and Country music accompanied by banjo, dobro and electric guitar reminiscent of Neil Young and the catalytic classic rock that informed much of her teenage years. But ultimately it is the timeless song writing of old world and 20th century troubadours and Tennessee reared yodellers, that inspires much of her work. ... more
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