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Wish I were Single
03:44
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Bards introduction
01:52
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Scottish Shepard
03:27
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The Vicar and the Frog
04:03
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The Rooster
11:41
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We had some chickens, no eggs would they lay.
We had some chickens, no eggs would they lay.
And my wife she said honey, we're losing money
And it ain't funny, no eggs would they lay.
Until this rooster, crept into my yard
Caught my chickens right off of their guard
They're laying eggs now like they never uster
Every since that rooster came into my yard.
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8. |
Our King
01:06
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9. |
Return to Ballinor
11:14
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10. |
The Mermaid
02:42
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11. |
The Bishop
07:30
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12. |
Don't Pet the Dog
10:09
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14. |
The Pig
01:17
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15. |
The Titillating Riddle
05:29
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16. |
Has Anybody Seen My Cock
07:47
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Bedlam Bards Smithville, Texas
Hawke and Cedric, the Bedlam Bards, are famous for playing foot-stomping, heart-pounding music about outlaws, pirates, sailing ships, misadventures, and strong drink. Their performance style stresses passion before perfection, death before dishonor, and whiskey before breakfast. ... more
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