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Sweet Marilee

from Sketchy by Rob Hutten

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lyrics

Eddie and Joe were the fortunate ones
They partied on weekends and shot off their guns
But Rollie had taken a kick in the womb
He didn't say much and just stayed in his room

The Hants County girls went for Eddie and Joe
The things they would do weren't for Rollie to know
When Rollie turned sixteen in seventy one
The boys brought Marilee home for some fun

Nobody talks about sweet Marilee

People still talk about the nature of boys
Parenting failures and all of that noise
But nobody talks about sweet Marilee
Nobody talks about sweet Marilee

Rollie sleeps by a stand of white birch
Between Uncle John and the old Baptist church
Marilee's dad in a Dorchester cell
Thinks of Eddie and Joe and the flames of hell

But nobody talks about sweet Marilee
Nobody talks about sweet Marilee

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from Sketchy, released January 4, 2022
Rob: vocals, rhythm guitar
Jeff: lead guitar

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Rob Hutten Halifax, Nova Scotia

Singer / songwriter / guitarist guy from Halifax, NS.

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