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Lively and humorous, with a reference to Jerry’s Records in Pittsburgh.

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Goody Shoes
© 2012 The Squirrel Hillbillies

Cashed in some vinyl at Jerry's store
He gave me twenty dollar and he showed me the door
I picked up a guitar, sang him this song
He said, "Take your fingerpicky and move along"

Move along, yeah, move along
Take your fingerpicky and move along

Passed by the police shakin' down a man
I said, "Maybe he's doing just the best he can"
Man said, "Me? I'm doing all wrong
So take your goody shoes and move along"

Move along, yeah, move along
Take your goody shoes and move along

Saw Saint Peter leanin' on his gate
Folks lined up so I had to wait
He said, "Son, you shoulda listened to your mom
Now take your rubbernecky and move along"

Move along, yeah, move along
Take your rubbernecky and move along
Take your fingerpicky and move
Take your goody shoes and move along

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from Goody Shoes, released March 30, 2014
Gary Crouth, vocals, guitar
Jenny Wolsk Bain, vocals, percussion

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The Squirrel Hillbillies Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

From deep within the urban forest of Pittsburgh's East End, the Squirrel Hillbillies often emerge to share their eclectic mix of acoustic roots, spanning folk, country and blues. Duo partners Jenny Wolsk and Gary Crouth have been writing, arranging, recording and performing together since 2010. Their original songs have been played on radio programs in the US, Europe and around the world. ... more

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