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Class Act

from Blues Filter Through by MoZo

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lyrics

You could hear the church bells ringing over the hills
and fine fine ribbons of light shimmered on the land
and they were so classy, the bride and her man
but they’d find the bar was set so damn high
that they wouldn’t get far

violence and sorrow put in 2 cents or three
and more things that most folks don’t ever see
they had to find out the hard way around
but it’s alright now, it’s alright

So many years pass like a hat on the drop
and what ifs and so whats, they litter the path
she was pretty and restless or he’d never have asked so they go along, the bride and her man,
just carrying on

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from Blues Filter Through, released February 24, 2009
moe provencher

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MoZo began as a street busking project, a 2-person empire of politically-minded bicyclists. Moe and Aimee Zoe.

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