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Little Sadie
02:25
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Birch Bark
02:12
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Under The Maple Tree
04:22
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Joshua Trees
05:02
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Omie Wise
03:37
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Old Bones
03:28
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Jubilee
03:11
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Cluck Ol' Hen
02:57
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My old hen's a good old hen,
She lays eggs for the railroad men.
Sometimes eight, and sometimes ten,
That's enough for the railroad men.
Oh cluck ol' hen, cluck and sing,
Ain't laid an egg since way last spring,
Oh cluck ol' hen baby cluck and squall,
Ain't laid an egg since way last fall.
My old hen's a good old hen,
She lays eggs for the railroad men
Sometimes one and sometimes two,
That's enough for the whole damn crew
Oh cluck ol' hen, cluck and sing,
Ain't laid an egg since way last spring,
Oh cluck ol' hen baby cluck and squall,
Ain't laid an egg since way last fall.
My old hen's a good old hen,
She lays eggs for the railroad men.
First time she cackles she cackled in the lot,
Next time she cackles she'll cackle in the pot
Oh cluck ol' hen, cluck and sing,
Ain't laid an egg since way last spring,
Oh cluck ol' hen baby cluck and squall,
Ain't laid an egg since way last fall.
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Magpie The Band Greeley, Colorado
Magpie The Band is a newgrass/bluegrass/y'allternative/folk band based in Northern Colorado.
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