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Shit Goes Around
03:52
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Toast
03:58
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Black Lie Blues
03:26
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Same Mistake
04:35
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Late Night Coffee
04:36
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Burning Down the Store
03:36
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Don't Ask Don't Tell
03:56
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Change My Luck
04:53
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234 Step Back
04:03
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Walk With Me
03:39
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How 'Bout This Time
03:36
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How ‘Bout This Time…
I figure about now we can all use to hear some good news
I wish I had some, but I do have a tune or two.
I figure about now we see we’re turning a page in history
I figure it’s time to make our dreams a reality
How about this time we turn that page on a better-new day
How about this time we Walk the Walk; tell me what I say
How about this time we put love first and work from there
And keep your distance from all the hate and all the fear
I figure about now we can all use a word or two of good cheer
Raise a glass or two to the end of hunger and fear
I figure about now we really see the need for a little creativity
If we're gonna make our dreams a reality
How about this time we turn that page on a better-new day
How about this time we Walk the Walk; tell me what I say
How about this time we put love first and work from there
And keep your distance from all the hate and all the fear
How about this time we put love first and work from there
And keep your distance from all the hate and all the fear
How about this time we turn that page on a better-new day
How about this time we Walk the Walk; tell me what I say
I’m talking peace I’m talking truth and a lot of L-O-V-E
I’m talking trust I’m talking R-E-S-P-E-C-T
I’m talking a real kind of equality
I’m talking Truth; I’m talking peace I’m talking L-O-V-E
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Richard Malouin Markham, Ontario
Richard Malouin is a singer/songwriter, actor, director and playwright born and raised in Niagara Falls, Ontario and now
living in Markham (just outside of Toronto). In the early to mid 80’s he was in a number of Punk bands in the Toronto to Niagara Falls areas.
His music is original, rhythm driven, and based in the folk, rock and blues traditions.
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