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Bluebell
04:27
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The toil in the soil
that the rocks could tell
if they could tell their stories.
Lead, zinc and silver
was the ore they found
when the dug down deep in the ground,
when the dug down deep in the ground.
Hearst sent his men
to steal Sproule’s claim
they were caught in a deadly game.
Camped on the mountain
across the lake
they waited for his mistake,
they waited for his mistake.
Bluebell, Bluebell
Bluebell, my Silver Queen.
Lead for their musket shells
Ktunaxa did find
their glory holes began this mine.
Hammil and Sproule
were the first to fall
in a town by the name of Hendryx.
Bluebell, Bluebell,
Bluebell, my Silver Queen.
The toil in your soil
that the rocks could tell
if they could they their stories.
Lead, zinc and silver
was the ore they found
when they dug down deep in the ground,
when the dug down deep in the ground.
Bluebell, Bluebell,
Bluebell, my Silver Queen.
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Rocking Chair
03:30
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Cold and Clear
02:06
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Argilite and Quartzite
01:03
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Ruby's Jam
01:45
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Ilana Cameron Creston, British Columbia
Born in the woods in the interior of BC she was raised in Vancouver but eventually made her way back to the mountains. After years of writing and performing regularly as a solo act and with bands Ilana is now mostly a coffee roaster for her company Lark though she also rides her bicycle or can be found experimenting in the kitchen or garden. Coffee: larkcoffee.ca ... more
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