Actually in love with this song💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥

Classic great Job!!

Where can I find the chords?

Гитара супер

One of my favourite Tunes.

Go Dan!

Great cover!

Dan, I really love this. It resonates with me on so many levels and gives voice to so many thoughts and feelings I've had myself.

So good Dan! Well done ❤

Excellent song that every war-monger should be forced to listen. And if they say "This time is different from World War 1.", I'd like them to explain why.

cheers mate thanks

This sounds great! The best demo of a Fender Tweed Champ! Thanks.

I just found this song, it’s truly sad how the railway collapsed. I’m only 17, but I’ve been researching the NAR mostly due to the fact that I live along the Westlock Subdivision, about a 5 min drive to Dunvegan yard. I’ve become entrenched with NAR passion, and the more I find about it, both the sadder and happier I get. Thanks for singing this song with my favourite railway.

Nice work boys! A favourite of mine! Merry Christmas 😊

Happy Christmas Dan.

Love ya ❤

Awesome, I remember my Grandpa telling me when the NAR picked him and up and his moose up by Wiau lake by the Margie whistle stop. That had to be in the 30's or early 40's. He said the cars would sway on the track on the 7 mile muskeg. I atv'ed in there many years ago and also found the cross of Mr. Edwards by the lake named after him. He was an old NAR pioneer. Great memorial song, I love it.

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Great cover.. Well done

You guys look so cool doing your music thang on Missy Velvet

nice playing, Dan, great song!

Excellent cover

Bravo pour ton interprétation bien sentie...ton père serait fier de toi. For those who don't know, here is what Antoine Gérin-Lajoie had to say about this tribute to the Patriots exiled to Bermuda and Australia following the 1837-38 rebellions in Québec..."I have written this song in 1842 while I was in colllege in Nicolet. I wrote it one night while in bed at the request of my friend Cyp (Cyprien) Pinard who wanted a song on the melody of <Par derrière chez ma tante>... This song was published in 1844 in the <Charivari canadien> under my initials (A.G.L.)"

Aww love the emotions & your voice of course :)

Lovely rendition with two fab musicians!

For Roger and others interested in the full lyrics. It took some digging but, I found the originals. Over the years I have spliced the last two verses into one, leaving some lyrics behind. I don't own a copy of the original song and cannot actually remember the arrangement, but my recollection is that it was somewhat faster in tempo. Anyway, here are the original lyrics by John Leeder, copyright, 1981: Lyrics: They take the cars down to Calder Shops, Making repairs on the rolling stock; They come back all painted and spruced up and clean, But the N.A.R. diamond's no more to be seen. There's a brand new symbol on the side of each car, The fat white (I sing winding), noodle of the C.N.R.; A new day has dawned, and a sad one for me, For the Northern Alberta is history. And they're painting over the N.A.R. That worked so hard and travelled so far; Little by little and car by car, They're painting over the N.A.R. We were doing O.K. a year or so back, Minding our business, running in the black; The only line in the West, they say, That found itself able to pay it's own way. Then came the news that the line had been sold, Taken into the government fold; I guess we did too well for our own good, We can't turn back time' how I wish that we could. My dad worked the railway for forty-five years; That day that they sold her he came close to tears; The N.A. R. was his pride and joy; And I've been around her since I was a boy. The people all knew us the length of the track, Up through Lac LaBiche to McMurray and back; They knew who to talk to when they needed things done, And there always was time for a wee but of fun, But now the boss lives a long ways away, He's nothing to me but the name on my pay: He don't know the people in Conklin or Chard, He's never set foot in Dunvegan Yards; And now we're smothered with regulations, Piled up with forms and choked up with frustration; The prices are up and the traffic is down, And I'm starting to think about moving to town.

Good job! My late Dad was General Manager of the NAR from '64-until his death in '77. He brought it back to life. Moved the Offices out to Dunvegan. Had the big Storage Shed built. He lived and breathed Railway. Born in a Railway Station to his Station Agent Dad. When he passed the CNR took over and the railway collapsed.

Started to work for NAR in McLennan Shop in 1974,1975 Dunvegan shop then CN take over ,then RAILINK .RAILAMERICA and the back to CN in 2006,great memories of NAR ONE BIG FAMILY. Need to know what tuning are you using open d ? and where can we get the words?

the rain really sets the mood - great!

This is lit!!!! Bernardo and William say hi!!

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Ахрененно красиво дорогие товарищи.

Brilliant voice 👍👍

100% ☘💚🇮🇪👍

Sincerely, Paul a.k.a. Mick

We've both come a Long Way from CRANE LAKE, cousin!

✌😎✌ All 4 of You and Charlotte are sounding Great, DAN !!! ✌😎✌

I grew up not far from Pittsburgh in the Appalachian mountains, and always dreamed of Alberta and Canada. Home is where the heart is. Ive lived in Idaho for the past several years. I really want to come up to Alberta. I love Canadian shortline railways. They are so appealing! I'm a wannabe Canadian!!

A beautiful powerful version. Thanks

Good job Dan! So nice to see you playing the acoustic, the way I remember you playing in German Village on Akagi mountain across the pond, many many moons ago. Hope to cross paths again sometime soon. Keep the great music comin'! ;) Miss ya brother. Stay safe.

Great cover of a favorite song. I once was lucky enough to meet Margo and ask her about it. As for a future cover of a Canadian artist I have but one word: "Joni".

Very nice easy listening after a 4 hour car trip😁

Yay Coyotes!

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Awesome ! Thanks for sharing Dan.

Very nice

Oh, and do Donkey Riding!

Nice work my friend! Missing the main Coyote though ;)

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This is an awesome song! 💖