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Cabin Backer Queen

by The Foundries

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Ducktaper I was too ill to catch y'all tonight, but enjoyed listening to this at home.
Made me feel better. Very nice album.
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hitchhiked out of Casper, east to Douglas and north on 59 straight through Thunder Basin with something on your mind there's gold mines, they tell ya in the hills of the Lakota where granddaddy made his last stand go follow Platte River, just as long as you're ready to stand face-to-face with the land sure enough its your land and you walked yourself into a sticky situation well now take it light, but take it and everything's gonna be alright winter hit in 1887 and wiped every cattleman cold except McGillicuddy, and his dukes of oil and gold so you found the Plains Bandits and you rustled up your palamino and you rode into Johnson County you lost most every ranch, but they lost McGillicuddy and you stood right up to the man and you walked yourself into a sticky situation well now take it light, but take it and everything's gonna be alright nobody remembers the Sioux Lakota and what went down at Harney Peak Black Elk saw the world's center and he vanished up Powder Creek and no one remembers the Treaty of Laramie (1868) we all leave without one grain of sand each tribe gets a million, but the numbers don't tell the story when you borrowed every penny in your hand there's gold mines, they tell ya in the hills of the Lakota where the frontier makes its last stand go follow your river, just as long as you're ready to stand face-to-face with the land sure enough its your land and you walked yourself into a sticky situation well now take it light, but take it and everything's gonna be alright everything's gonna be alright everything's gonna be alright
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i calculate and deliberate i wait wait wait wait for just right moment to plunder let them instigate while i obfuscate i co co colaborate with any given agent nefarious or good one step back, return unto the topic at hand i've caught breaks enough, more than an honest gambler could stand if i peel back the time i lose track i'm blind, as anyone i know inside i walk the line a tightrope, and i'm a lucky dog tightrope, lucky dog i suffocate dabble in hate i can radiate, but any given moment may plunder i take a stand but the line's in sand mastermind a plan, tear it up, pull the lever and hold on for dear life one step back, return unto the topic at hand i've caught breaks enough, more than an honest gambler could stand if i peel back the time i lose track i'm blind, as anyone i know inside i walk the line a tightrope, and i'm a lucky dog tightrope, lucky dog tightrope, lucky dog i'm on a tightrope, and i'm a lucky dog i calculate and deliberate i wait wait wait wait for just right moment...
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Home 05:50
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Katydid 03:23
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Getaway 04:56
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released December 5, 2014

Produced by Mark Hallman and The Foundries
at The Congress House and The Foundry House, Austin TX
Mixed and Mastered by Mark Hallman

John Federico - drums, backing vocals
Jesse Greendyk - vocals, guitars
Michael Kester - keys
Todd Pruner - bass, guitar
Beau Thorne - guitars

also
Mark Hallman - theremin
Bob Hoffnar - pedal steel
Jon Merz - trombone, trumpet
Michael St. Clair - trombone, trumpet

Artwork - Ryan Cooper

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The Foundries Austin, Texas

The Foundries were formed through the melting together of three veterans of the NYC band Salazar, a Southern Appalachian alumnus of Lime Green Pinto and Double Aught, and a local Austin stalwart whose credits include English Teeth and Christopher Douthitt & the Glyphs -- cast into a complex unpredictable assembly. ... more

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