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At The Top Of The Stairs
03:18
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Chorus:
At the top of the stairs
after four A.M.
I'd wake up Nay and we'd listen to Dad play
with all his friends
at the kitchen table they played
Haggard and Jones
Just a couple kids wishing we were down in the kitchen
instead of at the top of the stairs
back when I was ten hell even way back then
I always dreamed of being a star
only in that dream I was playing left wing
and you can't score goals with a guitar
some how along the way I just had to sing and play
it was better than breathing air
I owe that feeling to all the late night creeping
I did at the top of the stairs
repeat chorus
I grew up in a side by side jungle
on the south side of town
my first school was just two blocks north
Grandma's house was four doors down
life was oh so good back then
Back when Kokum first came to town
and late Friday night under bright neon lights
Pops was singing in the bars downtown
repeat chorus
Tag
Just a couple kids wishing we were down in the kitchen
Instead of at the top of the stairs
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Number One
03:05
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The Bankruptcy Blues
03:04
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I Don't Regret a Thing
03:34
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Trent Agecoutay Edmonton, Alberta
Trent Agecoutay is a musician’s musician who literally sings for his supper. His toe-tapping, country-roots style is easy on the ears. Matched with his easy going nature and comedic timing that has kept audiences entertained for over 20 years.
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